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Revelstoke city once again looking for finance director after new hire resigns

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Nov 25, 2016

The new finance director for the City of Revelstoke has resigned after the two parties ‘decided it wasn’t a good fit.’ The city is once again looking for a finance director and applications will close early next year.

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MLA: Supreme Court decision says BC Liberals’ action against public school system illegal

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Nov 25, 2016

‘The responsibility for this mess lies squarely with Christy Clark and the BC Liberals. They purposely created this situation, and spent millions of taxpayers’ dollars on lawyers to keep it that way.’

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The Revelstoke Project: An honest and hilarious imitation of Revelstoke

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Nov 25, 2016

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Revelstoke recognises volunteers at Spirit of Revelstoke Awards

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Nov 23, 2016

There was a full house at the Revelstoke Community Centre on Tuesday, Nov. 22 as Revelstoke honoured our volunteers with Spirit of Revelstoke Awards.

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Better discourse for a kinder world

By David Suzuki ● Latest News ● Nov 23, 2016

“Research coming from cognitive and brain science tells us if we want to be persuasive we must appeal to people’s values and speak from a moral position, rather than layering on more data and statistics.”

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Brief: Got a recreation project? CBT is accepting grant applications

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Nov 22, 2016

The Columbia Basin Trust is seeking applications for recreation projects, and is accepting applications for both new projects and upgrades to existing spaces.

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Revelstoke City Council approves Mackenzie Village development

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Nov 22, 2016

Revelstoke City Council approved the master development agreement for the large-scale Mackenzie Village development in Arrow Heights at their Nov. 22 meeting.

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Revelstoke’s Community Response Network helps our town connect

By Revelstoke CRN ● Latest News ● Nov 22, 2016

“Many seniors live in isolation and Revelstoke residents can show a senior they care through gestures such as a smile and a good morning greeting. Simply taking the time to talk to an older person can make a big difference, as can inviting them for a meal or bringing a meal over, offering to help with chores or driving them to appointments.”

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Revelstoke Mountain Resort, Bighorn Lodge win top awards at World Ski Awards

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Nov 21, 2016

Revelstoke Mountain Resort has been named the Best Ski Resort in Canada at the World Ski Awards. Revelstoke’s Bighorn Lodge took home the World’s Best Ski Chalet for the fourth year in a row.

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Movies in the Mountains: Meru — the ultimate film for Revelstoke climbers and adrenaline junkies

By Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre ● Latest News ● Nov 21, 2016

Meru is a thrilling documentary about scaling India’s indomitable Shark’s Fin, a story that goes beyond the practical and into the personal.

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