Employment Minister Jason Kenney issued a statement last Thursday announcing the suspension of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program following allegations […]

Floods are the most costly natural disasters in Fernie in terms of property damage. They usually occur in early June […]

Bill Bennett, the mines minister, approved the $9.8-million settlement to compensate for the money that Cline Mining Corp. spent developing […]

A trio of respected high-performance sport leaders focused on helping Canadian athletes and coaches win more Olympic and Paralympic medals […]

Teck Coal Ltd. is facing a massive pollution problem in the Elk Valley, where a metal-like element known as selenium […]

The Nature Trust of British Columbia is delighted to announce the completion of the purchase of the last privately owned property on Wigwam Flats and wishes to extend appreciation to the Tregilges family.

In it’s sophomore year, Fernie’s Monster Energy Enemy Lines detonated, producing a race from the headwall of Fernie’s legendary Lizard […]

The Fernie Trails and Ski Touring Club (FTASTC) is sponsoring a bursary program with the goal of promoting avalanche safety […]

The ski hill has closed and not because of a lack of snow, FAR is boasting a 3.5 meter base. […]

Snowmobilers will be pounding the slopes for another few months and here are some Avalanche Awareness Tips that could save […]

Kootenay Business magazine is pleased to announce our third annual Influential Women in Business Awards. The awards are designed to […]

Fernie is a mountain town, with four distinct and very different seasons, each offering a mountain of activities and adventures. […]