The money will be used to offset the costs associated with fencing the perimeter of the park, ensuring separation with traffic and pedestrians, and providing a contained space for socialization.

In an effort to support “staying local and avoiding unnecessary travel,” BC Parks is also implementing measures that will give B.C. residents “preferential treatment” when it comes to campsite booking this summer.

The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a negative spotlight on bats, due to concerns over BC bats carrying the virus. This […]

WildSafeBC Elk Valley reminds all residents and visitors that bears are very active this spring in our community.

The Fernie Golf Club is very excited to be opening the golf course for the 2020 season in phazes beginning […]

On behalf of Ridgemont Holdings Ltd., Parastone is pleased to announce that a portion of the Ridgemont trails network will be open to the public effective at 4:00 p.m. Friday, May 15th, 2020.

The City of Fernie will be starting a phased approach to re-opening outdoor recreation amenities beginning on Friday, May 15.

Beginning on April 8, the church bell in Fernie rang every Wednesday evening at 7 pm during the COVID-19 outbreak. […]

Work has started this week and will take about one month to complete. About 16 kilometers of trail will be upgraded or newly established and signed.

At the Regular Meeting of Council held on May 11, 2020, City of Fernie Council approved the 2020 budget, 2020 […]

Dr. Bonnie Henry is urging B.C. residents to let the government know how COVID-19 and the province’s response to it have impacted their lives.

If approved, the Castle Mountain mine would destroy critical habitat for Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, add significantly more selenium and other dangerous water pollution to the Elk Valley watershed, and lock in decades of high carbon emissions.