The Elk Valley Suicide Task Force recognizes that many people are lonely and sad over Christmas and have posted the […]

British Columbia is warning drivers to prepare winter survival kits as an Arctic Outflow hits over the next week and […]

With the incredible amounts of early snowfall the valley received in late November and early December the Fernie Nordic Society […]

It’s official – the City of Fernie has announced that the green flag is up and the Outdoor Community Rink […]

Fifteen small communities and First Nations in the Columbia Basin are upping their abilities to prevent and fight wildfires. These […]

But above all, he was a friend. Through thick and thin. Through disagreements and through joint projects. Troy was a friend.

The Columbia Basin Trusts Resident Directed Grants (ReDi Grants) will be opening soon. ReDi Grants Funding is for meeting community […]

Three separate skier activated avalanche incidents happened in Fernie’s backcountry this past weekend. Fortunately everyone survived however one person was […]

Fernie’s ski season opening day was December 3rd and the stoke was high, the powder was deep and the snow […]

Bob Sumka’s latest book titled “24 Dalton Avenue, A Fernie Legacy” reads like a walk down the proverbial memory lane […]

Five local mountain caribou herds have been extirpated (locally extinct) in the last 10 years due to habitat loss.

Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for Fernie and the Elk Valley. Storm after storm has blessed Fernie with […]