The latest dam built on a small creek partnered with high snow melt and a rainy June has local clubs seeking a drainage ...

“Do not engage in any conflicts with those who may oppose our actions,” Humanity in Revelstoke wrote to supporters announcing details of the protest, explaining that any heated actions or words could ...

The summer youth program brings together Indigenous Friendship Society of Revelstoke, Local Food Initiative, Canada Service ...

Fostering community trust in local and provincial emergency channels key to keeping misconceptions from sparking panic, fire ...

Tourism Revelstoke’s September visitor offer partners tourists with local non-profits for a weekend of volunteering.

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Revelstoke’s building woes: long permit approval wait times, incomplete applications a source of frustration for city’s already lacking housing availability ...

Nick Arkle, CEO of Revelstoke-based mills Downie Timber and Selkirk Cedar, discusses adaptations to changes brought about by the ongoing B.C. old growth policy review process.

Bears appear to be more active this spring than in previous years, and Revelstoke Bear Aware reminds community members to be conscious of their bear attractants.

Construction is underway on the new hotel across from the Sutton Place. Photo by Connor Arsenault Tourism is booming in Revelstoke, and Revelstoke Mountain Resort continues to expand their offerings ...

Revelstoke Dam is part of the Columbia river’s sudden fluctuation, but BC Hydro says an alert when levels change isn’t needed.

Cathy English, Revelstoke Museum & Archives curator stands by Reclaimed Voices panel highlighting some of the women of early Revelstoke. Photo by Lys Morton/Revelstoke Mountaineer Reclaimed Voices, ...