Since forming in 2020, 100 Women Who Care Fernie has grown into one of the Elk Valley’s most inspiring grassroots […]

Despite recent rainfall offering short-term relief, southeastern British Columbia continues to face severe and ongoing drought conditions that highlight the […]

The BC Wildfire Service has announced that the Category 3 open fire prohibition will be rescinded at 1:00 PM (MT) […]

October and November in Fernie bring a quieter kind of magic to the mountains. With golden larches fading into snow-dusted […]

The Reconnecting the Rockies project is one of Canada’s most ambitious wildlife corridor initiatives underway outside a national park — […]

The brown and white signs marking recreation sites and trails are an iconic part of BC’s backcountry legacy. In the […]

The ongoing controversy over the Fernie Firehall project and Prentice Park has reached a new stage — this time in […]

Fernie’s own Keegan Street, co-founder and head roaster of Rooftop Coffee Roasters, has been recognized as one of the Columbia […]

This year’s National Fire Prevention Week campaign, which runs from October 5th to 11th, is “Charge into Fire Safety™: Lithium-Ion […]

The Fernie Trails Alliance (FTA) has welcomed the news that the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) has purchased a significant […]

As the mountain air turns crisp and the Lizard Range caps itself in white, Fernie’s collective stoke is firing up […]

A major chapter in the Elk Valley’s land history has closed, with 120,000 acres of private timberlands now secured for […]