Columbia Basin Trust’s Built Heritage Grants fund 16 projects with $1.4 million

Josh Dueck, Gold-medal Paralympian, is speaking in at the Fernie Secondary School on June 12th. Please contact the school’s administration to attend a session.

Snowmobiling now brings in an estimated $1 million worth of revenue into the local economy. But this apparent success has created a new challenge for the Fernie Snowmobile Association

This June 24th weekend is a big kickoff to Fernie’s mountain biking season. Fernie Alpine Resort opens with lift access […]

FBC’s Hit the Deck follows the trend; it’s a cloudy, tropical beer, brewed with a special yeast strain that accentuates the grapefruit, tangerine, and stone fruit flavours of the hops.

Search and rescue organizations teams will have safer and quicker access to the lost or injured thanks to the Columbia […]

Concerned citizens in Fernie have raised issue and started an online petition regarding the City of Fernie planned use of Herbicides in public spaces and parks.

In the valley all the fun trails are open for mountain biking, hiking and running

The female grizzly that was previously relocated from Fernie made her way back to James White Park via the Fernie mobile home park on May long weekend and was later shot in a reported “defence of property” in a rural area west of Fernie.

For $19.00 (plus tax) you can golf a 4 or 5-hole loop available anytime Monday through Thursday

The current Fernie snowpack as of May 1 is well above the historical average and raises flood concerns. The Automated […]

Elkford Search and Rescue had the most Community Cash. They received $814 Community Cash dollars from members and guests, $500 for attending and a bonus of $500 for having the most Community Cash!