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

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 […]

Carter Nieuwesteeg created and operates “Anything Goes Event Series”, a bike event production company that produces the Fernie Gravel Grind […]

Excitement is in the air at Fernie Alpine Resort as they gear up for Opening Day on Saturday, June 22nd. […]

GearHub Sports is enhancing Fernie’s trail system by partnering with the Fernie Trails Alliance (FTA) to introduce a volunteer reward […]

Fernie Trails are alive with activity and keeping trail users healthy and happy! Renowned as a premier mountain biking destination, […]

With spring having arrived in Fernie, temperatures are rising, the snowpack is melting, and another ski season is drawing to […]

Fernie Alpine Resort has announced its summer plans, sparking excitement among summer enthusiasts as the Timber Chair will be in […]

The RDEK Regional Parks Plan is being amended to include two new parks: the Morrissey River Access in Electoral Area A and Elko River Access in Electoral Area B.

Twenty-nine non-profit organizations in the Columbia Basin are undertaking projects to reduce their energy use, create fewer greenhouse gases and adapt to the impacts of climate change.

The online screening of ‘Losing Blue’ looks at climate impacts on glacier-fed alpine lakes.