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‘No One Fights Alone’ — Kate Hosey’s cancer fighting journey

By Nora Hughes ● Latest News ● Oct 13, 2022

Today, October 13, 2022, is metastatic breast cancer awareness day, a disease Revelstoke community member, Kate Hosey, has been battling. A campaign to support her fight for her life, aptly named ‘No One Fights Alone,’ will raise funds through community partners on October 21, 2022, to help Kate receive treatment and donate to metastatic cancer research.

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Brief: Classrooms to Communities to host provincial conference in Revelstoke

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Oct 12, 2022

Revelstoke to host over 300 teachers from across B.C. for a province-wide conference, the annual professional development day hosted by Classrooms to Communities Education Network.

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Visible smoke and summit closure due to prescribed burn in Mount Revelstoke National Park

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Oct 12, 2022

The summit area and backcountry trails in Mount Revelstoke National Park will be closed until further notice while Parks Canada fire specialists ignite the Lindmark Prescribed burn.

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Voter’s guide to Revelstoke’s 2022 local election

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Oct 11, 2022

In this guide, we’ve compiled all of the Mountaineer’s coverage of the 2022 local election. Read about the candidates for mayor, city councillors, and school board trustees all in one place.

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Q&A: We asked Revelstoke city council and mayoral candidates about the arts and environment

By Nora Hughes ● Latest News ● Oct 11, 2022

In the final round of the Mountaineer’s Q&A series, we asked candidates to share their opinions on the environment and arts and culture in Revelstoke.

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School District 19 trustee candidate profiles: Jodie Allen

By Nora Hughes ● Latest News ● Oct 7, 2022

As part of the Mountaineer’s coverage of the upcoming municipal election, we asked candidates to share key issues they’d like to tackle if voted in as trustees on the board of education.

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School District 19 trustee candidate profiles: Cat Moffat

By Nora Hughes ● Latest News ● Oct 7, 2022

As part of the Mountaineer’s coverage of the upcoming municipal election, we asked candidates to share key issues they’d like to tackle if voted in as trustees on the board of education.

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Brief: B.C. enables farm-to-gate sales of cannabis products

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Oct 6, 2022

The producer retail store (PRS) licence comes into effect on Nov. 30.

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Going for a ride on Revelstoke’s new electric school bus

By Nora Hughes ● Latest News ● Oct 6, 2022

Mountaineer staff took a ride on Revelstoke School District 19’s new electric school bus, driven by long-time school bus operator Sonia Cinelli.

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School District 19 trustee candidate profiles: Tamarin Martin

By Nora Hughes ● Latest News ● Oct 6, 2022

As part of the Mountaineer’s coverage of the upcoming municipal election, we asked candidates to share key issues they’d like to tackle if voted in as trustees on the board of education.

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