This would have been their 15th annual however with health restrictions with indoor events they have decided to postpone the event until 2022.

Fernie’s beloved winter festival Griz Days will be celebrating its 44th year the first weekend of March, but in a completely different format due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

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

The Fall Mini-Conference will be held at the start of Rod MacIntyre’s position as the Fernie Writer-in-Residence, Friday October 30 […]

Recently the East Kootenay Foundation for Health launched a fundraiser to purchase a new ultrasound for the Elk Valley Hospital. […]

The goats have returned, this has become one of Fernie’s unexpected popular events during a summer with a shortage of […]

The Fernie Writers Conference opened registration for the 2020 conference and awarded its first Writer-in-Residence. The conference brings award winning […]

As our community moves through the Covid-19 pandemic and adapts to many changes around us; it is also a time […]

Fernie’s Best Western ballroom was pulsating with conversation on Friday March 6, as ski enthusiasts and special guests gathered to celebrate the 2020 inductees to the Fernie Skiing Heritage Wall of Fame.

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

The spirit of Fernie’s mountain man is at the very heart of Fernie’s 43rd celebration of Griz Days. The powder king of the Lizard Range, the icon of Fernie’s winter heritage, is inspiring all things Griz Days for this year’s winter festival, from March 6-8.

Live Christmas trees are a renewable and biodegradable natural resource and there are a number of environmentally-friendly ways to dispose of them after the holidays.