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Diversity as our strength: using an integrative approach to fight racism

By Bailey Gingras-Hamilton ● Latest News ● Jul 16, 2022

The resilience B.C. anti-racism network offers a community-based, centralized network for anti-racism education and immigrant integration

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Revelstoke Community Response Network has new heat wave response initiative

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jul 15, 2022

The Revelstoke Community Response Network is helping to prepare Revelstoke for future heat waves.

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Brief: Powerful exhibit meditates on reconnecting

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Jul 15, 2022

Emerging glass and multimedia artist Ariel Kesike Hill –– Bneshiinhs’ powerful exhibit a deep reflection on connection to roots and natural world

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Revelstoke community radio!

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Jul 14, 2022

During the dark early days of the pandemic, I got the call to help out with our community radio station. Here’s an update on what’s up with Stoke FM 92.5 FM.

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Revelstoke Dam Unit 6 ‘postponed indefinitely’

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Jul 14, 2022

BC Hydro project with estimated $45 million in local spending was in planning and consultation for several years

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July 26 public hearing set for new upper Arrow Heights development rezoning

By Revelstoke Mountaineer staff ● Latest News ● Jul 13, 2022

A public hearing for a proposed rezoning of a large property above Arrow Heights will be held online on July 26, with no option for in-person attendance.

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A long time coming: City allows carriage and garden suites in residential zones

By Nora Hughes ● Latest News ● Jul 13, 2022

The City of Revelstoke passed a bylaw allowing residents to build carriage homes and garden suites in residential zones, increasing density.

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Report studies long-term Illecillewaet River flooding potential in Revelstoke

By Nora Hughes ● Latest News ● Jul 12, 2022

A study commissioned by the City of Revelstoke shows that the dikes along the Illecillewaet River will withstand 200-year flooding events and the effects of climate change, but the Box Canyon log jam poses some threats.

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