Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine March 2021 issue available here

The March 2021 issue of Revelstoke Mountaineer is now available across Revelstoke. Pick one up at cafes, shops, public buildings, accommodation providers, and more. For those of you not in town to pick up your copy at one of over 200 locations in town, see read the e-edition embedded below.

Here are some of the highlights from our March 2021 issue:

Revelstoke Fibre

Revelstoke’s unique community forest enables cooperation that helps sustain smaller milling operations.

Good migrations

The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the remote-working migration away from cities to desirable small towns like Revelstoke. We checked in with recent migrants to find out more about the change.

Sustainability planning for underprivileged populations

A community is comprised of all its members. How can we plan for a Revelstoke that is inclusive for all?

Living with an invisible injury

Head injuries and concussions are a too-common experience for Revelstoke residents who adventure in the backcountry. We explore their impacts and new local trends in treatment.

Martin DeHoog: Beesiness buzz

Got agricultural side-hustle plans? We spoke with a seasoned beekeeper who built a business before the Internet for key lessons in the local food business.

A gentrifying community

Over the past decade, buying a home and building a sustainable life has fallen out of reach for most working Revelstoke residents. Noelle Bovon addresses the gentrification issue from a personal perspective.

Body positive ceramics

Sherry Cheriton’s ceramic creations are a cheeky ode to the human form.

Profile: Artist Jessa Gilbert

Artist Jessa Gilbert embraces female empowerment in a wide variety of formats, from massive murals to intricate line drawings. Our profile by Elouise Paabo.

Regional heritage gardens

For your 2021 garden planning inspiration, historian Greg Nesteroff explores the stories behind some of our region’s famous historical gardens.

All these stories an more

For all these stories and much more, check out the e-edition here: