Long-billed Curlew nesting season is a reminder that the East Kootenay Lake Country grasslands are not empty open space. They are important wildlife habitat.

Linda Hunter has been recognized as the RDEK Electoral Area A 2026 Volunteer of the Year in honour of her impactful service to the community.

Moose safety in Fernie is back in focus after reports of a cow moose and calf near Maiden Lake prompted […]

Fernie Singletrack 3 and Ride & Roast Bike Festival are more than another weekend of mountain biking in Fernie. They […]

Fernie community bear-resistant bins are under review, and the City of Fernie is asking residents to provide feedback by June […]

Fernie wildlife encounters are part of life in a recreation town where people bike, hike, run, walk dogs, and explore […]

EVR’s Mining for Miracles campaign raised $948,954 for the BC Children’s Hospital Foundation, Thanks to the generosity of employees, contractors, […]

EVR mine rescue teams delivered an exceptional performance at the 68th annual B.C. Provincial Mine Rescue and First Aid Competition, […]

Kootenay Outdoor Recreation Enterprise (KORE Outdoors) and College of the Rockies (COTR) are launching Canada’s first outdoor gear repair and […]

East Kootenay mine rescue results from the 2026 zone competition in Sparwood saw Elk Valley Resources’ Line Creek Operations take […]

The new EVR Sparwood office officially opened on April 30, 2026, bringing together local, provincial, federal, municipal, and First Nations […]

My Father’s War follows nine-year-old Ben and his family in Nazi-occupied Holland. After Germany’s invasion on May 10, 1940, daily […]