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Win prizes, get published with Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazines new Instagram contest

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

Win monthly prizes and get published in the Revelstoke Mountianeer Magazine with our new Instagram contest

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RUIN and ROSE Revelstoke Ski Movie Premiere

By Jean-Marc La Flamme ● Latest News ● Nov 12, 2016

Don’t miss the Revelstoke screening of Ruin and Rose on Nov. 18 at the Roxy. Here are the details on the film, the swag, the sponsors, the trailer and more.

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Global Entrepreneurship Week events in Revelstoke

By Jean-Marc La Flamme ● Latest News ● Nov 12, 2016

Revelstoke Mountain CoLab & Startup Revelstoke are proud to present Global Entrepreneurship Week events in Revelstoke from Nov. 14–20. Learn about local networking and socializing opportunities here.

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Revelstoke helipad fundraising campaign launches Nov. 14

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Nov 11, 2016

Fundraising campaign kicks of Monday to raise $465,000 to build a helipad at Queen Victoria Hospital.

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Revelstoke honours Remembrance Day

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Nov 11, 2016

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MLA Report: Ecosystems should be a priority

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Nov 10, 2016

Our decisions on these matters will have serious long-term implications. What we do today will be passed on to future generations. Will we leave our children and grandchildren with a mess to clean up?

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Taking refuge in Revelstoke’s climbing ‘caves’ during the rainy season

By Matthew Timmins ● Latest News ● Nov 10, 2016

Revelstoke’s climbing scene goes indoors during the cold, wet shoulder season

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Council seeks infrastructure upgrades as Revelstoke systems strain with age, development

By Emily Kemp ● Latest News ● Nov 10, 2016

Revelstoke is a growing city with increasing demands on our already aging infrastructure. City council is asking for provincial and federal help with two major projects, and a study to figure out how to proceed with a likely multi-million dollar upgrade to the sewage lagoon is on the horizon.

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