Cody Younker

Court application latest development in civil case involving sexual assault allegations against Revelstoke City Councillor

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Feb 9, 2021

Defence files publication ban application in case of Revelstoke City Councillor Cody Younker who is facing civil case allegations of sexual assault against a minor.

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Brief: Revelstoke city councillor on leave following sexual assault allegations

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Jan 19, 2021

Revelstoke city councillor Cody Younker is on leave from council duties following sexual assault allegations revealed in a lawsuit, the city has announced.

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Lawsuit alleges Revelstoke City Councillor Cody Younker sexually abused minor in 2014

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Jan 18, 2021

Civil lawsuit filed in B.C. Supreme Court alleges that current Revelstoke City Councillor Cody Younker sexually assaulted a student he first met while volunteering on a program that took students on overnight nature hikes.

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Visitors become focus as new COVID-19 cases increase in Revelstoke

By Sofie Hagland ● Latest News ● Jan 8, 2021

Despite the non-essential travel ban and Tourism Revelstoke telling visitors to postpone, Revelstoke experienced a busy holiday followed by a spike in COVID-19 cases. The city councillor now asks the province to step it up.

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Revelstoke City Council approves controversial Johnson Heights work camp proposal

By Aaron Orlando ● Latest News ● Oct 27, 2020

Revelstoke City Council has approved plans for a controversial worker camp in Johnson Heights, but limited the temporary use permit to two years, meaning the applicant will need to apply for an extension within two years if they want to extend the permit for up to three more years.

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