This leads to the opportunity to thank all the volunteers in this town, they are truly unsung heroes.

The volunteers are compassionate listeners that can speak to the dying and talk about it in person

Two long time City of Fernie employees have retired from service, Fire Prevention Officer Dave Kurschenska and Public Works operator Doug Temple

I will continue to work and serve this community to the best of my ability as I am sure this new council will

I came away from the meeting believing that although this coming winter will bring about its own set of weather problems, Mainroads is poised to do the best

It is said that to help someone who can never repay you is the greatest form of love one can provide to the universe.

This past Saturday Oct 4, 2014 saw hundreds of kids and adults at the Max Turyk Centre site to participate […]

September has been a blur of meetings, events and the United BC Municipalities convention that was one of the best […]

City Hall and Council don’t stop work during the summer months, so August passed quickly filled with the usual appointments, […]

“Remember, Learn, Never Forget Them. One hundred years ago a wave of repression as “enemy aliens” were herded into 24 […]

“I didn’t know I had so many friends”, says Claire Wilson. Claire says that with tongue in cheek as she […]

July started hot and sunny with fantastic celebrations at Prentice Park: music, markets, games, fireworks and a larger attendance than […]