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Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for the Trans Canada Highway, the North Columbia, Shuswap, Arrow Lakes and Slocan Lake area. (DriveBC)

Environment Canada issues weather warning for Trans Canada Highway

20-40 cm of snow expected over the weekend

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for the Trans Canada Highway, the North Columbia, Shuswap, Arrow Lakes and Slocan Lake area. (DriveBC)
A transition to the new Scheduled-On Call system is set for Nakusp BCEHS. (Black Press file photo).

Nakusp Mayor calls for full time ambulance coverage

The area is set to get BCEHS’ new Scheduled On-Call system

A transition to the new Scheduled-On Call system is set for Nakusp BCEHS. (Black Press file photo).
Back in 2018, the CREDtalks were hosted in person. (Revelstoke Review-file photo)

CREDtalks series coming up in the new year

Columbia Mountains Institute hosting experts in virtual education sessions

Back in 2018, the CREDtalks were hosted in person. (Revelstoke Review-file photo)
As of April 22, 1,693 people had received a first dose and 138 for the second dose of a COVID-19 vaccination at the arena in Nakusp. (Photo by JD Mah)

COVID vaccine clinic coming up in Nakusp

There are dates for everyone 12 and over as well as separate days for kids age 5-11

As of April 22, 1,693 people had received a first dose and 138 for the second dose of a COVID-19 vaccination at the arena in Nakusp. (Photo by JD Mah)
The Society for Nakusp Community Events put up the tree in downtown Nakusp last weekend. (Photo via Facebook/Society for Nakusp Community Events)

WEB POLL: Have you put up your Christmas tree yet?

Vote in our anonymous web poll

The Society for Nakusp Community Events put up the tree in downtown Nakusp last weekend. (Photo via Facebook/Society for Nakusp Community Events)
A photo of a light display on a home in Nakusp last year. (Photo via Facebook/Society for Nakusp Community Events)

Annual tree lighting ceremony coming up in Nakusp

A parade will follow

A photo of a light display on a home in Nakusp last year. (Photo via Facebook/Society for Nakusp Community Events)
Marvin Bowes, was killed November 1916 during the final attack of the Battle of the Somme. (Contributed-Arrow Lakes Historical Society)

Remembering Marvin Lorne Bowes, a Nakusp veteran

Bowes died in WWI

Marvin Bowes, was killed November 1916 during the final attack of the Battle of the Somme. (Contributed-Arrow Lakes Historical Society)
Coming Home by Sinixt artist Ric Gendron was revealed at LUNA Reimagined on Sept. 25. (Jocelyn Doll-Revelstoke Review)

Sinixt artwork joins Revelstoke’s Art Alleries

Ric Gendron’s work features historical figures as well as his family members

Coming Home by Sinixt artist Ric Gendron was revealed at LUNA Reimagined on Sept. 25. (Jocelyn Doll-Revelstoke Review)
BC Wildfire is planning a prescribed burn at McLeod Creek in late September or early October. (File photo-BC Wildfire)

Prescribed burn planned for area north of Nakusp

The McLeod Creek burn will be dependent on weather and site conditions

BC Wildfire is planning a prescribed burn at McLeod Creek in late September or early October. (File photo-BC Wildfire)
The Fauquier Golf Club ladies league held their wind up event on Sept. 8. (Contributed)

A fun season despite smoky challenges for Fauquier Golf Club ladies league

The club held their wind up on Sept. 8

The Fauquier Golf Club ladies league held their wind up event on Sept. 8. (Contributed)
Did you vote in the federal election? (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick)

WEB POLL: Did you vote in the federal election?

The 44th federal election took place Sept. 20

Did you vote in the federal election? (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick)
Revelstoke’s COVID vaccine clinics took place at the community centre. (Jocelyn Doll - Revelstoke Review)

500 invalid doses of COVID-19 vaccine given in Revelstoke

Interior Health says those who are impacted will be contacted directly

Revelstoke’s COVID vaccine clinics took place at the community centre. (Jocelyn Doll - Revelstoke Review)
Rana Nelson is the Green Party candidate for the Kootenay-Columbia region. (Jocelyn Doll-Revelstoke Review)

Rana Nelson will be Kootenay-Columbia’s Green candidate

If an federal election is called you will see her name on the ballot

Rana Nelson is the Green Party candidate for the Kootenay-Columbia region. (Jocelyn Doll-Revelstoke Review)

Fire information meeting for Fauquier residents to be held in Nakusp

The RDCK and BC Wildfire Services will be hosting the meeting July 29 at 11 a.m.

One-year-old RosieMay has been moved to the BC Children’s Hospital. (Contributed-Sarah Warren)

Baby attacked by a dog in Nakusp returning to her happy, giggly self

The family has been moved to the BC Children’s Hospital

One-year-old RosieMay has been moved to the BC Children’s Hospital. (Contributed-Sarah Warren)
View of Rogers Peak on July 19, 2021. (Tim van der Krogt-Revelstoke Review)

Climber found dead in Glacier National Park

Parks safety crews have been called out on five rescues in the last nine days

View of Rogers Peak on July 19, 2021. (Tim van der Krogt-Revelstoke Review)
One-year-old RosieMay of Nakusp is currently in the Kelowna General Hospital being treated for a dog bite. (Contributed-Sarah Warren)

1-year-old in hospital following dog attack on Nakusp beach

Over $13,000 has been raised for the family on GoFundMe

One-year-old RosieMay of Nakusp is currently in the Kelowna General Hospital being treated for a dog bite. (Contributed-Sarah Warren)
A smoky view of Swiss Peak summit. (Parks Canada photo)

Revelstoke Search and Rescue asks people to stay out of the backcountry

Parks Canada is also urging caution

A smoky view of Swiss Peak summit. (Parks Canada photo)
Debra Rushfeldt’s Western Toad on the Forest Floor was installed and unveiled last week in downtown Nakusp. The 10 ft tall and 25 ft wide mural was a seven month long project for the artist. (Contributed-Debra Rushfeldt)

‘Look beneath the surface’: Debra Rushfeldt hopes mural will inspire

Life-size-toad mural unveiled in downtown Nakusp

Debra Rushfeldt’s Western Toad on the Forest Floor was installed and unveiled last week in downtown Nakusp. The 10 ft tall and 25 ft wide mural was a seven month long project for the artist. (Contributed-Debra Rushfeldt)
Angus Graeme, president of Selkirk College, stopped in Nakusp on July 9 during his six-day ride through the region to raise money for Indigenous student supports and an alumna-led humanitarian effort in Cameroon. (Tracey McKay - Arrow Lakes News)

Selkirk College president cycles 500 km for a good cause

Money raised will go to supporting Indigenous education as well as an international aid project

Angus Graeme, president of Selkirk College, stopped in Nakusp on July 9 during his six-day ride through the region to raise money for Indigenous student supports and an alumna-led humanitarian effort in Cameroon. (Tracey McKay - Arrow Lakes News)