The heavy rainfall in the Elk Valley has has increased the risk of localized flooding. The City of Fernie has […]

Work has started this week and will take about one month to complete. About 16 kilometers of trail will be upgraded or newly established and signed.

The B.C. government has closed all parks and is restricting camping and motorized recreation throughout the entire Koocanusa Recreation Strategy area this spring and summer.

Everything has a breaking point. The trout population of the upper Fording River, who have long suffered toxic water pollution […]

The Fernie Trails Alliance Annual General Meeting saw a packed house at the Seniors Center last night. Trail users who […]

Fernie Search and Rescue Avalanche Rescue Team has spent the day training at Fernie Alpine Resort. One hour after the […]

In Fernie, the Elk River Alliance will continue to educate people on stormwater management and to develop a stormwater wetland.

The Koocanusa Recreation Strategy, a living document, was developed to foster more sustainable and responsible recreation on Crown lands, while providing opportunities for local stakeholders and stewardship groups to play key roles in recreation management.

Four open houses to be held in November to communicate with public on sustainable and responsible recreation in Koocanusa area

A detailed report on consultation sessions tied to the ongoing Columbia River Treaty negotiations has been released by the BC Government.

KV Properties Inc. is comprised of predominantly Fernie and East Kootenay investors and lake Koocanusa recreationalists, with the largest shareholder being Reto Barrington.

Last week, the B.C. government released its review of the professional reliance system, a system that has put industry in charge of water, fish and wildlife in British Columbia.