The City of Fernie commissioned high water studies on Coal Creek, Fairy Creek and the Elk River to better understand the risk that flooding poses to our community.

The City is moving forward with a three-year pilot soil management project in an effort to improve soil health, better turf conditions and over the long term reduce the need for pesticides on City properties.

Last year the City of Fernie heard concerns from the public about the application of pesticides in public spaces and health. This year they are doing something about it!

On Monday May 14, 2018 numerous friends and council members and staff gathered at City Hall to witness a presentation […]

The bylaw amendment to the City of Fernie OCP will allow distilleries and breweries as industrial uses in the Highway Corridor.

1. STAFF REPORTS 1.1 2018 Fuel Management Prescription Program Council has provided its support for the City of Fernie’s application […]

Norm McInnis, CAO of the City of Fernie, encourages the city’s residents to become involved in planning and taking action to ensure Fernie’s long-term sustainability.

1. GRIZ VISITS MAYOR AND COUNCIL A special guest, Griz, came to visit Mayor Giuliano and Council to sell the […]

The City of Fernie will provide grants to 27 different community groups totaling $15,370.

1. BYLAWS 1.1 Bylaw No. 2324 & Bylaw No. 2325 Council heard the first and second reading of Bylaw No. […]

WildSafeBC proposed that all new residential developments use this style of garbage collection and offered other actions that would help reduce wildlife interaction.

1. STAFF REPORTS 1.1 West Fernie Official Community Plan – Terms of Reference Amendment Council heard the recommended amendments to […]