One of the most important Elk River access sites for fly fishing and paddling will be undergoing construction this September […]

As the summer sun continues to shine, Gearhub is turning up the heat with their latest offers to help you […]

The East Kootenay Emergency Management Program is urging residents and visitors to be aware and prepared heading into the long […]

Zebra and Quagga Mussels may be small, but they’re a significant hazard to British Columbia’s waterways. “Zebra and quagga mussels […]

Fernie is renowned worldwide for its mountain bike trails, attracting tourists and new residents alike. It’s an official bike town […]

The Elk Valley Regional Land Trust (EVRLT) has put forth a proposal to establish a Conservation and Connectivity Corridor on […]

Elk River floaters need to be aware of a new and dangerous hazard at a logjam upriver from the Fernie […]

The Columbia River Treaty (CRT) Local Governments Committee congratulates the Canadian and United States CRT Negotiating Teams for having announced […]

Since 1964, the treaty has managed hydropower production and flood control operations along the river – a waterway crucial to both countries’ economies.

Fernie Alpine Resort’s Timber Chair is back for the summer on weekends, and it’s a beautiful thing! Starting this Saturday, […]

As the summer sun bathes Fernie in its warm glow, local businesses are abuzz with activity, but none more so […]

July is Lakes Appreciation Month, offering the perfect opportunity to celebrate the beauty of lakes across Canada, and raise awareness of what’s threatening their biodiversity.