The RDEK is reminding residents about the need to be cautious around all waterways and prepared in the event of […]

Earlier today Dr. Henry and Ministers Dix and Kahlon delivered a four-step plan detailing a strategic path on where the […]

More Crown land camping areas open to public as of May long weekend

The Fernie Trails Alliance (FTA) is looking to hire five people for temporary summer positions to work on their 2021 […]

The Fernie Trails Alliance is now the sole provider of the highly important Fernie Trail Pass. This is what the […]

This 180 km-long wetland, stretching from Columbia Lake to Donald, is home to more than 300 species of animals, 65 of which are designated species at risk.

A group identifying as “Bike and Hike Fernie” has started a petition on Change.org with the objective of influencing Fernie […]

Elk Valley Regional Land Trust Announces Launch of Fundraising Campaign, Plans to Purchase Forest Lands in Southeast British Columbia Rockies

This week community stakeholders and residents in the Elk Valley and South Country will be asked to complete an online survey by March 22nd for the RDEK Area A Tourism Sustainability Project.

Trails around the Columbia Basin will see upgrades and additions this spring to make them safer and more accessible.

Fernie trail usage has been consistent with the rest of Canada and with winter approaching, a cohesive plan was required to manage demand and prevent overcrowding.

The City of Fernie has directed staff to apply for $853,063 from the province’s Tourism Dependent Communities fund the ‘Journey to Iconic Fernie’ initiative.