Earlier today BC’s Premier announced the official start of Step 2 in the four-step restart plan. The reopening announcement allows […]

In celebration of Pride Month in June, The Fernie Pride Society are pleased to bring a virtual story and craft time to the Elk Valley and beyond.

Fernie restaurants and small businesses are slow due to the travel restrictions and with this great weather it’s a perfect time to get out for some patio food and to shop locally.

As Fernie weathers a dramatic increase in positive Covid-19 cases several business are being directly affected and forced to close their door.

There are orders and there are recommendations, the orders are non-negotiable and the recommendations are really for people to use their common sense.

Lets keep Fernie’s vibrant and energetic local business community alive, they are the foundation of our community.

The Raging Elk Hostel and Kodiak Lounge have recently reopened their doors. For over 23 years The Raging Elk Hostel […]

Last Saturday night at 6 a crack appeared in the wall of our isolation. To be truthful, and historically accurate, […]

I watch the moon from a hot tub. The moon, the first star a planet, which one I don’t know. I watch the moon slide down toward the ridge of the Lizards.

Timing is everything, think again about who you are supporting and why we need our small businesses to survive this crisis!

The Wapiti Music Festival is celebrating its 10th year this years lineup has been released — advance tickets are available and selling quickly.

Fernie’s Arts Station became more than a dream for a handful of art enthusiasts when Canadian Pacific Railway donated land and the old CPR building to the City of Fernie for use as a community arts centre.