The City of Fernie has received grant funding from the B.C. Active Transportation Infrastructure Grants Program to use towards completing an Active Transportation Network Plan

Premier John Horgan announced earlier today that BC is moving into Phase 3 of its restart plan, after increasing activity without seeing a spike in the number of COVID-19 cases.

In total, Elk Valley mines put out 1.7 million tonnes of greenhouse gases every year, as much as half a million cars and light trucks on our highways.

UPDATE TO THE EDITOR CanWel has logged the slopes on the south side of Coal Creek, the north face of […]

As our community moves through the Covid-19 pandemic and adapts to many changes around us; it is also a time […]

On a rainy Sunday afternoon this past weekend the Fernie Awareness and Accountability Project hosted a “Listening Project to show […]

The Regional District of East Kootenay Board of Directors has approved funding for 110 projects around the region over the […]

By changing our behaviour we did stop COVID-19 in its tracks, we must continue on this path until a better solution is available.

As we continue to transition into Phase Two, let’s remember to be patient as we all figure out what our new normal may look like in the months to come.

As we enter more relaxed pandemic restrictions, we welcome you as valued part time Fernie citizens that I know personally contribute greatly to our town in many ways and for that we thank you and look forward to seeing you again.

It’s tough to wrap your head around: in BC, there are enough resource roads to drive from Vancouver to Halifax […]

The amazing Fernie Secondary Rainbow Club is continuing to meet every Wednesday at noon (via Zoom) to chat and check […]