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Revelstoke Nordic skiers compete at Larch Hills

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jan 10, 2017

Under clear skies and cool conditions, 39 Revelstoke athletes aged 7 to 50 competed in two Nordic skiing BC Cup events over the weekend. Here are photos and results.

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Trapper Snowboards title sponsor for 2017 Canuck Splitfest

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Jan 9, 2017

Local splitboard and snowboard company is title sponsor for the seventh annual Canuck Splitfest.

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It’s time to heed warnings about humanity’s collision course

By David Suzuki ● Latest News ● Jan 8, 2017

The warning suggests five steps needed immediately. That was a generation ago. They can still help prevent the worst impacts. Here’s how.

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Update: Highway reopened after MVI closes Trans-Canada 34 kilometres west of Revelstoke

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jan 6, 2017

Assessment is currently underway for incident west of Revelstoke that has closed the highway in both directions.

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Revelstoke Bear Aware presents a ‘beary year in review’

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jan 6, 2017

Revelstoke Bear Aware has summarized a busy 2016, which included 24 black bears destroyed. They’re calling for changes in 2017.

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Revelstoke snowmobile trade still setting high marks each year

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Jan 6, 2017

But will Alberta’s economic slump impact put a regulator on the sledding trade? And how can the industry deal with increased congestion on popular riding areas?

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Video: Vehicle speeds through avalanche closure at Three Valley Gap

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jan 4, 2017

Video shows moment the fugitive speeds past a highway work truck at Three Valley Gap and into an area where a crew was performing routine avalanche control work.

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Mountain View heritage building sells for $50,000

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Jan 3, 2017

The old Mountain View Elementary School will come to life this year with its sale finalised at $50,000. Owner Gareth Jones plans to renovate the historic building and phase one of his development will be to get the craft distillery operational.

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New Luna festival to energize and showcase Revelstoke arts scene

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Jan 3, 2017

A lively new arts festival for Revelstoke is expected to boost our local arts scene and provide entertainment in the 2017 fall. Luna will call on 25 local artists to create installations for the event that will last two-weeks.

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It was a bluebird day, then all of a sudden …

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jan 3, 2017

Getting strained through a tree and earning a bloody compound fracture was actually the less of two evils in this ski touring story gone wrong

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