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Things to consider when buying, building or renovating a home

Things to consider when buying, building or renovating a home

Balu Yoga & Wellness to open this weekend

Balu Yoga & Wellness to open this weekend

Revelstoke’s newest yoga studio is a reincarnation.
Day of G.N.A.R. at RMR

Day of G.N.A.R. at RMR

Graduates add new skills to workplace experience

Graduates add new skills to workplace experience

Trampolines aren’t just for the kids

Spring is in the air – time to get that garden going

Spring is in the air – time to get that garden going

The Nature of Mount Mackenzie

The Nature of Mount Mackenzie

The first residents of Revelstoke referred to Mount Mackenzie as “Twin Buttes” because from town it appears to have two equally high summits. This is a trick of perspective. What appears as a northerly summit is just a shoulder to the main peak, which is about 100 meters higher. This was first determined by railway surveyors Otto Klotz and J.J. MacArthur who climbed it in 1886.

Easy energy saving tips for renters

What do youth want? College working on action plan for youth in Revelstoke

What do youth want? College working on action plan for youth in Revelstoke

Who cleans up your big, messy pile of used clothes?

On average, Canadians dump seven kilograms of textile waste per person into landfills each year. While textile waste accounts for only five percent of landfill waste, the majority of this is clothing, and 80 per cent of it still wearable. To give an idea of the volumes we are looking at, one researcher explained that if we gathered all the textiles thrown into Canadian landfills over one year, they could be piled into a solid structure as large as the Toronto’s Rogers Centre stadium.