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Local property manager offers design, marketing and guest services for Mackenzie Village investors

In June 2022 the Revelstoke forest licensees penned a letter to the Revelstoke community outlining the Provincial Governments Old Growth Strategy and the consequences of the proposed Old Growth deferrals that were announced on Nov. 2, 2021.

Nanaimo’s Kristy Gabelhouse participated in Spring GoByBike Week from France — you could be next!

Revelstoke office and art supplies store offers unique pickup program for parents

The amount of information available to us these days is extraordinary, but it can be overwhelming, too – especially when it comes to your health. How do you know which sources to trust? Where should you look for answers to your specific questions? How do you know you’re making the right choices to protect yourself and keep those around you safe?

Raised in Revelstoke from the age of eight, Stacey Biggs Jamieson is excited to be back in her hometown where she can provide her real estate services to the community she loves.

Free Spirit Sports marks three decades of adventure with weekend-long celebration July 29 to Aug. 1

Gas prices continue to soar across the country. Last fall, Revelstoke had some of the highest prices in BC; since then, the cost of gas has continued to rise.

In November 2021, the Provincial Government announced its intention to work in partnership with indigenous communities to temporarily defer the harvest of British Columbia most rare, unique, and at-risk old growth forests. A technical review panel had been commissioned to identify, and map, possible at-risk areas, and accompanying the November announcement, it identified 2.