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Photo: Soup’s up for Welcome Week

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Nov 19, 2016

Over 200 people attended the Community Connections Revelstoke Soupalicious event at the Revelstoke Community Centre on Nov. 19, one of many Welcome Week 2016 events happening over the next week.

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Revelstoke considers infrastructure strain as final hurdle for Mackenzie Village approaches

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Nov 18, 2016

The final Master Development Plan for the proposed multi-family housing project Mackenzie Village will be discussed at the upcoming Revelstoke city council meeting.

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Op/ed: It’s time to rethink Revelstoke streets

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Nov 18, 2016

New thinking about how we use our streetscapes has created amazing public spaces in other cities. Why not in Revelstoke?

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Advocacy group Revive Rogers pushes for replacement accommodation at Rogers Pass

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Nov 17, 2016

A new group is urging Parks Canada to replace Glacier Park Lodge with a facility that will serve backcountry users, in particular the thousands who come to ski and splitboard in the winter.

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The Revelstoke Project: an outsider’s inside view of local life

By Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre ● Latest News ● Nov 16, 2016

Actor Lucas Myers’ uniquely Revelstoke show, The Revelstoke Project, depicts the quirky local characters and experiences that define Revelstoke culture.

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Hard work and love trump fear and hate

By David Suzuki ● Latest News ● Nov 15, 2016

We can’t let fear and despair stop us from working to make the world a better place for everyone, regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, physical appearance or limitations, country of origin, political leanings, education or social circumstance.

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Columbia Basin Trust CEO remembered

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Nov 15, 2016

Residents and leaders in the Columbia Basin are remembering Neil Muth, the Columbia Basin Trust CEO who passed away suddenly on Nov. 12.

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Outdoor life: Slideshow shares the story of the first complete Selkirk Traverse

By Madeleine Martin-Preney ● Latest News ● Nov 15, 2016

Come share the epic adventure of the first complete traverse of the Canadian Selkirk Range at the Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre on Nov. 19.

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Revelstoke hospital helipad drive gets big lift on opening day

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Nov 15, 2016

The Queen Victoria Hospital helipad project got a big boost with many big donations at its kickoff event, bringing their first day total to $316,000 of $465,000.

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CBT CEO Neil Muth passes away suddenly

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Nov 14, 2016

The Columbia Basin Trust has announced that the CEO of the organization, Neil Muth, has passed away suddenly.

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