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SPCA investigating after dog found starved to death near Revelstoke

SPCA investigating after dog found starved to death near Revelstoke

The BC SPCA is seeking the public's help after a dog that apparently starved to death was found in a box in Glacier National Park.
Farmers seek changes to ALC legislation

Farmers seek changes to ALC legislation

New BC Agriculture Council chair says secondary uses in Interior, Kootenay and North threaten sustainability of farming

Enderby snowmobile thief sent to jail

Enderby man given jail time in connection to the theft of a pickup truck and two snowmobiles stolen in Revelstoke earlier this year.
City of Revelstoke zoning bylaw overhaul push underway

City of Revelstoke zoning bylaw overhaul push underway

After the collapse of the Unified Development Bylaw process in early 2013, the City of Revelstoke has been quiet on zoning plans.
Revelstoke explores automated garbage trucks, separate organics collection

Revelstoke explores automated garbage trucks, separate organics collection

Should the city move to an automated garbage truck, organics collection for composting, and bear-proof wheelie bins?
BCTF strike action starts Wednesday

BCTF strike action starts Wednesday

Work-to-rule won't affect report cards or parent meetings, but teachers will restrict hours and refuse out-of-class supervision
Revelstoke explores allowing vacation rentals in all residential areas under ‘sub-zone’ concept

Revelstoke explores allowing vacation rentals in all residential areas under ‘sub-zone’ concept

The City of Revelstoke is exploring allowing vacation rentals in all residential neighbourhoods – with conditions – under new sub-zone plan
Thelma Nilsen, Revelstoke's oldest resident, dies

Thelma Nilsen, Revelstoke's oldest resident, dies

Thelma Nilsen, Revelstoke's oldest resident, died on Monday at the age of 108.
Nichol Road ‘remix’ plan proposed

Nichol Road ‘remix’ plan proposed

City proposes separated pedestrian walkway, in addition to bike lanes, narrower motor-vehicle lanes to deal with safety issues
BCTF prepares for school strike action

BCTF prepares for school strike action

Teachers can begin withdrawing service with 72 hours notice, refusing supervision outside class time and restricting duties