This is promising news from Parastone for trail users in Fernie. Parastone has committed to working towards a resolution with […]

Whether it involves a new playground to swing in, a better bike track to do loops on, or updated gymnastics equipment to flip on, children and youth throughout the Columbia Basin will have access to new and improved sports equipment and spaces.

After nearly 30 years of fighting for grizzly bears, of fighting for Ktunaxa rights, and of fighting for wild places, […]

The land we know as Ridgemont, that has some of Fernie’s most accessible recreation trails, has been closed for public use.

Thirty-one projects that aim to improve quality of life in the Columbia Basin, focus on children’s development and strengthen social […]

Fernie and British Columbia as a whole offer an unparalleled diversity of landscapes and endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. Trails […]

Fernie’s Boston Pizza is is supporting Fernie Friends for Friends with a fundraiser. Friends for Friends helps individuals and families […]

If you know an outstanding volunteer in RDEK Area A, the RDEK encourages you to nominate them for the 2020 Electoral Area Volunteer of the Year award.

Fernie’s Arts Station became more than a dream for a handful of art enthusiasts when Canadian Pacific Railway donated land and the old CPR building to the City of Fernie for use as a community arts centre.

The Koocanusa Recreation Strategy, a living document, was developed to foster more sustainable and responsible recreation on Crown lands, while providing opportunities for local stakeholders and stewardship groups to play key roles in recreation management.

Every life is a story that captivates the listener. One such story is of Fernie resident Alex Gredzuk.

The Zero Plastic Project has initiated a petition to ban the use of plastic bags in Fernie.