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.
'It is extremely important that we do our very best to acknowledge the significant stressors that many people in our school community are feeling, provide support and connection that our community is so well known for.'
The plan outlines the structure of school days for students, and addresses health and safety concerns related to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis for the entire school community
School District following provincial guidelines, ensuring new conditions in the best interest of all students
