I picked up Gordon Sombrowski’s latest collection of short stories “What Narcissus Saw” at Polar Peaks bookstore last month and read it in two sittings.

Environment Canada has issued an extreme Cold Warning for Fernie. The combination of this advancing Arctic airmass and overrunning Pacific […]

By Jon Turk Some people say the heart and soul of Fernie lies in the ski hill. Others claim the […]

One year ago Wildsight Elk Valley opened the doors to Local, a new food-based social enterprise in downtown Fernie. The […]

Hut, hut, Burrrlapz! Introducing Football, a full home movie from Dylan Siggers and the Burrrlapz’s 2020/2021 season in British Columbia. […]

The Fernie Chamber is encouraging everyone in our community to participate in the Holiday Kickoff event taking place this Friday 26 November.

From touring a local restaurant to virtually exploring the workshop of a local artisan to seeing the latest in family […]

This week the Fernie Chamber of Commerce launched a new campaign to support Fernie’s businesses and their frontline workers. The […]

British Columbia announced earlier today that vaccine passports will be required for people attending specific social and recreational events. In […]

Youth 15 and younger are invited to capture fishing moments and share their experiences through the summer to earn prizes.

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.

Starting April 29th until June 20th the LOYAL to LOCAL #FernieStrong initiative aims to further support local by rewarding local spending.