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.

Fernie’s Edge of The World snowboard shop hosted a Jake Burton Memorial as a fundraiser for Fernie Friends for Friends […]

The Fernie Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that Downtown Businesses will be open until 8 pm on November […]

The City of Fernie is pleased to announce that Council has hired Michael Boronowski as the City’s new Chief Administrative […]

Invasive plants, for example, can reduce biodiversity, increase soil erosion, alter soil chemistry, adversely affect commercial crops, and destroy the places we recreate in.

Construction is complete on the City of Fernie’s new Operations Facility, and an event will be held on November 16 […]

The 2019 Fernie Business Excellence Awards gala was an packed event with an abundance of community spirit. The winners were announced and excitement was paramount, congratulations to all!

CFKR Community Funds provides grants to local organizations and led by steering committees made up of local volunteers.

WildSafeBC Elk Valley has posted that Fernie bear reports have been well above average for the past three years. As […]