Life

Revelstoke Bike to Work Week 2011 takes place from May 30 to June 5. This is the final article in a series by committee member Alex Cooper. This week’s article is a primer to Bike to Work Week.

The Natural Choice Green Business Award: The snow in town has finally melted, days are getting longer, and the warm sun has coaxed us into our yards to tend to our lawns and gardens. Here in Revelstoke, there is no question that people take pride in their yard, and that our perceptions on what constitutes a healthy lawn and garden are changing. The folks at Kelly’s Bobcat are well aware of this, and as such, have set their sights on leading the charge towards chemical-free landscaping.

There's a one-man-band from Toronto called Revelstoke, and Revelstoke has been getting some attention lately. We checked in to find out what's going on.

WWF International marks occasion by awarding Parks Canada with Gift to the Earth award for outstanding conservation achievements

Interior Health is warning of seasonal increased risks of catching rabies as vacationers arrive to open up their cabins for the summer season. Last year, 23 people were treated for potential exposure to rabies. The IHA issued the warning in a May 18 media release

Radon gas is the second leading cause of lung cancer. Tests in Revelstoke provide anecdotal evidence some homes are over recommended radon limits. Learn what you can do about it:

My main occupation for the next two months is mapping where birds breed as part of the British Columbia Breeding Bird Atlas Project. I am among five hundred volunteers across the province who search for evidence of birds reproducing and then enter that information onto an online data base.

A local teenager is bringing two guest speakers to Revelstoke on May 11 to speak to high school students and parents in two talks about the role of media in today’s society.