A new Koocanusa recreation strategy aims to tackle the long-standing impacts of tourism and recreation on Crown land in the Koocanusa area

Predictable multi-year funding is critical for our operations and allows us to maintain our services for the backcountry community.

New Trust report highlights status of water resources and future opportunities

The public will have a chance to discuss and provide feedback about recreation management in the Koocanusa area at four open houses and through an online survey this January and February.

Fernie resident Randal Macnair will be the 
Kootenay East New Democrat Party (NDP) candidate in the May 9, 2017 B.C. […]

Neil Muth’s contributions will “live on forever”

The Fernie Courthouse made the final list of 12 best buildings in British Columbia! The profession of architecture has hit […]

Major Fernie Tourism funding has been announced as BC experiences some of its strongest tourism growth in years. A record […]

Fernie City Council is pleased to announce that Mr. Norm McInnis has been appointed the Chief Administrative Officer for the […]

The Columbia Basin Trust enhanced recreation infrastructure in the region by providing 20 projects a total of $1 million.

Happy trails to all of you! I’m not sure about you, but I certainly look forward to riding all of these great new trails!

As a beautification initiative the City of Fernie has introduced a tribute program to enhance parks and green spaces with […]