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Aaron Orlando

Aaron Orlando was a Revelstoke-based journalist who served as creative director of revelstokemountaineer.com and Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine. He previously worked on the news beat in Revelstoke, serving in senior editorial roles before becoming a member of Revelstoke’s council.

Aaron's Latest Articles

Latinos in Revelstoke seek to connect and build growing community

New residents from Mexico, Central and South America seek to build connections within a community united by language.

Antonia Otoya, new-to-town artist, creates Revelstoke mural

Antonia Otoya, a newcomer to Canada, created new work at Terra Firma’s.

Animated experiences with Revelstoke artist Taylor Sandell

Revelstoke multimedia artist Taylor Sandell blends digital and traditional fine arts into a budding online and locally based arts career.

Daniel Stewart’s Infrared series featured in January RVAC show

Revelstoke-based adventure sports and commercial photographer Daniel Stewart's exploration of the world in infrared, called Infrarad, featured in first 2023 exhibit at the Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre.

January exhibit features Revelstoke and golden artists

Daniel Stewart, Jamie Kroeger, Sab Curtis, Susie Kathol and Jenny Liski featured in January exhibit at RVAC.

Revelstoke arts horizon

Whether it's performing arts, visual arts, music or commercial arts, Revelstoke's diverse arts scene is growing in many ways. To get a taste of what's to come for the Revelstoke arts, we reached out to six arts leaders in the community with one question: What do you envision for the future of the Revelstoke arts scene in the coming years? Here are their thoughts.

Revelstoke city puts $9 million in debt borrowing to elector process

The City of Revelstoke is proceeding to an alternative approval process for two long-term debt borrowing bylaws, one for $2 million, the other for $7 million, for a total of $9 million. If opposed, electors have until Sept. 20 to officially register their opposition.

Local area service sanitary sewer proposal for Lower Arrow Heights

Council discussed a plan that would bring sanitary sewer pipes to the Lower Arrow Heights neighbourhood, but in order for the plan to go ahead, it will require more than half of the property owners in the area representing more than half of the assessed property value to agree to the service

Task force recommends significant increases to Revelstoke mayor, council pay

Three-person task force appointed to look into Revelstoke municipal council remuneration returns a number of recommendations, including increases in compensation, which were supported by council

Interior Health lifts Williamson Lake algae bloom advisory

Interior Health says it has lifted the cautionary advisory at Williamson Lake. Details and next steps here.