It’s time for Fernie folk to share their opinion with the rest of British Columbians to speak up about the future of time.

If you live in the Elk Valley, you most likely have observed the extensive clear-cut logging that has been occurring throughout the valley.

The City of Fernie has been approved to receive $70,540 for a paved pathway connecting Fairy Creek Bridge to the Fernie Visitor Centre.

The City of Fernie is challenging its residents to take part in reducing your food waste. The City of Fernie […]

The City of Fernie is inviting its citizens to complete the 2019 Citizen Satisfaction Survey. Don’t miss out on the […]

Mr. Norm McInnis has given notice that he is resigning from his position as Chief Administrative Officer with
the City of Fernie effective June 28, 2019.

This is a beginning and it’s no surprise that Whistler has taken the lead—hopefully other municipalities will be quick to follow!

The Columbia Basin Trust supports five projects with $1.5 million to build 118 new units

The very narrow and pedestrian unfriendly bridge over Lizard Creek is being replaced and greatly improved upon.

Angel Flight East Kootenay is alive and is looking for support from local business and professional pilots who can help establish the service.

McKinley Richards, a Fernie Secondary school graduate, will represent the Kootenay-Columbia in Parliament with the Daughters of the Vote program.

The Elk Valley sandbag station is located at The Hoz parking lot in Hosmer.