As sustainability and responsible water usage become increasingly important, golfers are seeking ways to minimize their environmental impact. The Fernie […]

The Fernie Arts Station has announced that local artist Erich Stoffels and his design, “All Aboard,” will be the latest […]

Following a year of redevelopment, the new Fernie Skate Park now stands as a beacon of accessibility and progressive design. […]

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

Fernie’s renowned mountain wilderness is intertwined with the majestic Elk River and its tributaries, forming the backbone of our landscape. […]

Excitement is in the air this week as the Fernie Golf Club opened for its 2024 season. This much-anticipated event […]

In the Columbia Basin, there’s no denying the presence of exceptional campsites and trail networks, which are among the best […]

The Fernie Valley Pathway Committee has secured funding through a grant application with the BC Government, marking another significant milestone […]

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.

The Province is responding to the first cases of chronic wasting disease in British Columbia, found in two deer samples from the Kootenay Region.

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.