The Fernie Fire Hall Replacement Project planning has reached a key milestone, with the City of Fernie confirming that final […]

Fernie’s wildfire risk is already elevated as British Columbia enters spring under drought conditions, a warm winter, and below-average snowpack. […]

The Fernie spring forecast needs to separate two things clearly—what’s happening this week, and what the season is actually trending […]

The Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) will host the third annual Ember Stomp Wildfire Community Preparedness Day on May […]

A super El Niño is forecast, and while that phrase suggests something distant and extreme, Fernie doesn’t have to imagine […]

Fernie sewage discharge has escalated into an active emergency situation, with the City forced to release untreated effluent into the […]

Fernie sewage discharge risk is rising again as heavy rainfall across the Elk Valley pushes the City’s wastewater system toward […]

Columbia Basin wildfire preparedness funding is reaching the Elk Valley, with $182,400 allocated to Electoral Areas A and B through […]

A Fernie snowfall warning is in effect, with 25 to 35 cm of new snow expected by Thursday morning, and […]

The Fernie Factor is happening — and if you’ve been anywhere near the Lizard Range this past week, you can […]

The Matheson Creek avalanche on Tuesday, February 17 involved two snowmobilers riding in the Coal Creek snowmobile area southeast of […]

There are powder days in Fernie — and then there is Powder Tuesday. Powder Tuesday isn’t hype, it’s a legend. […]