The next two weeks are the busiest of the year at area landfills, transfer stations and recycling depots.

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.