Effective January 2021, East Kootenay residents will notice some changes in where container glass can be taken for recycling in the East Kootenay.

The RDEK would like to remind residents that the provincial system cannot be used for local emergencies such as flood and fire at this time.

A message asking everybody to work together to Help Flatten the Curve was released by Tourism Fernie and supported by the City of Fernie and the Fernie Chamber.

These folk who can work or study remotely have decided that they might as well pack up and move to the mountains

The annual election of RDEK Chair and Vice Chair was held at the Regional District of East Kootenay Friday and […]

The City Of Fernie posted results from Phase 1 of their Active Transportation Master Plan public engagement. The City is […]

Electoral Area A Director Mike Sosnowski was joined by several of the key people involved in the West Fernie Servicing and Restructure Project today as he unveiled the plaque commemorating the project’s successful completion.

This is a pivotal time for the future of not only our province, but our planet. We need strong leadership […]

Wall says she feeling she is qualified for MLA from her experience working with Interior Health with the Healthy Communities Program.

Tom Shypitka is hoping to serve the riding for a second term in Victoria as the Liberal candidate in Kootenay […]

Wildsight urges consumers to consider the waste hierarchy – reduce, reuse, recycle. Look for reusable containers, shop at local no-waste stores, buy in bulk whenever possible.

The Elk Valley Provincial Candidate Forum is taking place Virtually on Thursday 15 October. The Fernie Chamber of Commerce is […]