Revelstoke Food Bank seeking monetary donations this holiday season
In place of gifts for their holiday program, Revelstoke Food Bank asks for help meeting their 2023 fundraising goal.
In place of gifts for their holiday program, Revelstoke Food Bank asks for help meeting their 2023 fundraising goal.
We interviewed protesters at a Feb. 12, 2022, 'freedom' rally held on the Trans-Canada Highway in Revelstoke for our latest Revelstoke Mountaineer Podcast. Hear what four of the protesters had to say about their reasons for rallying here.
In our latest podcast, Aaron Orlando of revelstokemountaineer.com speaks with BC Greens leader Sonia Furstenau for a long-form interview covering the topics of B.C.'s COVID-19 response, old-growth logging deferrals and long-term forests policy, and the ongoing recovery process for mountain caribou.
In our Q&A interview, we asked the Revelstoke school district for details on the status of ventilation improvements local schools in light of COVID-19 mitigation.
For months, the City of Revelstoke has rebuffed questions about how it will respond to calls from provincial health leaders for employers to adopt COVID-19 vaccination policies.
A new mandatory proof of vaccination policy is currently in the works for the Revelstoke school district.
We checked in with Queen Victoria Hospital physician Dr. Vikki Haines about what staff are experiencing at Revelstoke's local hospital during the Omicron wave.
Revelstoke recorded an all-time high of 257 new cases during epi-week 52, but there has been a slight decline in more recent numbers up until Jan. 6, 2022.
In a recent newsletter, Tourism Revelstoke listed the current programs available to local business owners.
No residents, eight staff affected in Mt. Cartier Court COVID-19 outbreak.