The City of Fernie is in Phase two of writing an Active Transportation Master Plan, and they want your input on the future of Fernie’s mobility.

Teck Resources Limited (Teck), Portable Electric, a Vancouver-based energy technology company, and B.C. based non-profit Community Energy Association are collaborating […]

This 180 km-long wetland, stretching from Columbia Lake to Donald, is home to more than 300 species of animals, 65 of which are designated species at risk.

A group identifying as “Bike and Hike Fernie” has started a petition on Change.org with the objective of influencing Fernie […]

It’s officially Highway closure season in British Columbia and we’re going to experience increased traffic here in Fernie. The closing […]

This One Wild Life, Angie Abdou, ECW Press. Release on April 13, 2021 By Keith Liggett At the start of […]

Starting in May, the sale of fireworks will be prohibited in the rural parts of the RDEK, one month later […]

Looking ahead to times when restrictions ease, many communities are wondering how they can make the gathering places within their limits more welcoming and useable, or how they can add new ones altogether.

There are lots of changes for local taxpayers to be aware of, this is your last chance to comment – public comments will be received until April 7, 2021 and presented to Council on April 8th.

Recently installed signs communicated Provincial Recreation Order restricting Crown land camping and off-road vehicle use in the Koocanusa Recreation Management Area

The B.C. government’s fears that COVID-19 variants could spread out of control have led it to launch new restrictions for a three-week period beginning March 30, and running until April 19.

The story of Holy Family Catholic church in Fernie goes as far back as 1896 when Father J. Welch, a […]