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Inside the Turtle’s Shell: One student’s journey building a home on wheels
The former School District 19 bus is soon to be a traveling home and workspace for student Turi Duhamel as part of his capstone project.
Highway closures ground products headed for Revelstoke
Commercial trucks bound for Revelstoke held in Malakwa during multi-day highway closure, stressing businesses, local freight company says.
Revelstoke pet owners frustrated with unclear waste bylaw
City of Revelstoke’s recent reminder where to dispose of pet waste raises bylaw questions and pains with taking waste directly to landfill.
Natural Selection returns to Revelstoke for snowboarding competition
‘It’s like we’re going back to see family every year,’ Natural Selection CEO says.
Avalanche danger around Revelstoke ‘considerable’ with reactive snowpack
Avalanche Canada senior forecaster advises caution as February ends with unstable snowpacks in the region.
What’s next for Revelstoke’s short-term rental future?
Here’s what city staff heard from residents about future short-term rental regulations.
Stoke Youth Network expands access to youth programming in Revelstoke
Stoke Youth Network is working to provide more drop-in spaces for youth under 19 in an effort to reduce suicide numbers and build community.
Seeking a new home to save lives: Revelstoke Search and Rescue operation centre could shrink response time
Fundraising for a new home base, Revelstoke Search and Rescue hopes to consolidate gear and respond to emergencies faster.
Local farm boosts processing capacity with new cold storage facility
First Light Farm is expanding its role as a local distribution centre with a new cold storage facility that can store crops purchased from around the region.
Inside the Turtle’s Shell: One student’s journey building a home on wheels
The former School District 19 bus is soon to be a traveling home and workspace for student Turi Duhamel as part of his capstone project.
Highway closures ground products headed for Revelstoke
Commercial trucks bound for Revelstoke held in Malakwa during multi-day highway closure, stressing businesses, local freight company says.
Revelstoke pet owners frustrated with unclear waste bylaw
City of Revelstoke’s recent reminder where to dispose of pet waste raises bylaw questions and pains with taking waste directly to landfill.
Natural Selection returns to Revelstoke for snowboarding competition
‘It’s like we’re going back to see family every year,’ Natural Selection CEO says.
Avalanche danger around Revelstoke ‘considerable’ with reactive snowpack
Avalanche Canada senior forecaster advises caution as February ends with unstable snowpacks in the region.
What’s next for Revelstoke’s short-term rental future?
Here’s what city staff heard from residents about future short-term rental regulations.
Stoke Youth Network expands access to youth programming in Revelstoke
Stoke Youth Network is working to provide more drop-in spaces for youth under 19 in an effort to reduce suicide numbers and build community.
Seeking a new home to save lives: Revelstoke Search and Rescue operation centre could shrink response time
Fundraising for a new home base, Revelstoke Search and Rescue hopes to consolidate gear and respond to emergencies faster.
Local farm boosts processing capacity with new cold storage facility
First Light Farm is expanding its role as a local distribution centre with a new cold storage facility that can store crops purchased from around the region.