Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine

It wasn’t all bad: A look at some of the good things that happened in Revelstoke in 2020

2020 certainly wasn’t the year we expected, but it turns out it wasn’t all bad here in Revelstoke. It was actually full of miracles thanks to the people who call this place home

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Revelstoke District Health Foundation lends a helping hand

The volunteers at the Revelstoke and District Health Foundation have had a busy year fundraising and promoting health education. Here's a report on their recent activities.

Mountain sounds: Boltwood Tonewood

A Revelstoke wood shop finds international success producing Englemann spruce guitar tops

Valuing the forest and the trees

I wanted to know more about why forest companies log original forests. Would it be possible to prioritize ecosystem health and still have a strong forest industry?

Brief: Engineering study to inform Revelstoke Forum renovation options

An engineering study of the Revelstoke Forum will help guide future decisions on renovation project.

Read the February 2021 e-edition of Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine here

Our February 2021 issue is available all over Revelstoke now. Distanced from Revy for now? Check out the e-edition here.

Can our community bridge the new divides of our times?

Nervousness, agitation, fear, anger, and stress have the tendency to be destructive habits, but only if they become a daily lived experience in the body.

The many lives of John Augustyn

A Revelstoke Veteran’s incredible story of survival through hardship during some of the worst chapters of the Second World War.

The art of personal change

We asked two residents to consider how they have changed over the years

Homegrown harvests and farm-to-table flavours

Dishing up on the local food movement taking root in Revelstoke