Revelstoke’s solution for short-term rentals might be to stick with the status quo plus a few guardrails, staff told council ...

With the local legion coming to the end of its trusteeship, Royal Canadian Legion’s centennial celebration is a chance to ...

Opening with Revelstoke’s very own Shoestring Necktie Wednesday, July 1, REVY.Live Outside 2026 runs every night until Sunday ...

Peter Beckett has been found guilty of murdering his wife Laura Letts-Beckett, who drowned near Shelter Bay in August of 2010. Justice Allison Beames sentenced Beckett to 25 years to life with no ...

This story is part of a feature that first appeared in print in Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine’s February 2023 issue. Read the entire e-edition here: Not every day, a small city expands by two new ...

R2 Zoned 1/2 acre lot in Southside. 178 x 130 Flat, usable land. Centrally located within walking distance to schools, parks and all the downtown amenities Revelstoke offers. DCCs & GST apply. No ...

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, ...

Revelstoke Legion Branch 46 is once again open Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays for karaoke, trivia nights and lounge access. “We are marching ahead,” Peter McKenna, Revelstoke Legion Branch 46 ...

This article first appeared in print in the March 2019 issue of Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine. Tucked neatly back into the corner of a Big Eddy industrial track, the muffled hum of an air compressor ...

Martina and Tania Halik appear in This Mountain Life. Imagine surviving in a tent outside in the winter. For six months straight. Now imagine doing it with your 60-year-old mother. This Mountain Life, ...

The B.C. government’s ongoing strategic review of old growth forest practices in the province has generated considerable interest in Revelstoke, an area whose harvesting and milling sector has ...

Authors Dr. Marianne Ignace and Chief Ronald E. Ignace recently won the Basil Stuart-Stubbs Prize for outstanding Scholarly Book on British Columbia for their book Secwepmc People, Land and Laws. A ...