An intimate look inside the Food Bank — Part 1
Editor’s Note: Over the last 10 years the Food Bank that some thought would be a temporary agency has become institutionalized and necessary to a...
Chemicals down the drain harm the sewage system and rivers but what are the...
By Laura Stovel We have all had our well, never mind moments: the times when we pour or throw a little bit of paint thinner,...
A few thoughts about the City’s budget…
Editor's Note: Bob Melnyk was a member of the so-called "focus group" consisting of business owners, homeowners and Council members that examined the City's 2011-2015...
Reducing greenhouse gases in City Hall’s sights
By David F. Rooney The City took the first steps towards reducing greenhouse gases (GHG) and becoming carbon-neutral with Council's decision to follow the recommendations...
Would you ride to work or school if you had a bike?
The North Columbia Environmental Society has 13 used but well-repaired and much-loved commuter bikes to give away as part of Bike to Work Week. If...
RSS project wins CBT youth grant
Ten youth projects, including one from Revelstoke, were successful in the recent intake of the Columbia Basin Youth Grants program. Students at Revelstoke Secondary School...
Having fun delays aging. Who knew?
Having an active lifestyle contributes to a healthy body and mind and helps maintain independence. Who knew that having fun could help you delay...
Working the soil has its own special appeal
Members of the North Columbia Environmental Society's Community Garden group gathered at the garden's raised beds at the United Church on Monday evening to...
Town Hall meeting on Tuesday could be a tough one
By David F. Rooney Tuesday evening's Town Hall meeting at the Community Centre could be a tough one for Mayor David Raven and City Councillors,...