Council for the City of Fernie has received numerous complaints of a private vehicle soliciting pedestrians and offering commercial ridesharing services

The BC Auditor General’s audit of compliance and enforcement of the mining sector is strongly critical of the BC government’s […]

Pizza, Beyond Recycling and a Tiny Home: An Interview with Dawn Deydey by Lindsay Cuff Dawn Deydey is Wildsight’s coordinator […]

The largest construction project in the history of the Regional District of East Kootenay officially broke ground today.

On March 10, Prime Minister Trudeau and President Obama will be sitting down together at a special state dinner to discuss issues important on both sides of our shared border.

Columbia Basin Trust renews support to two environmental education initiatives

The Art Station supports many groups within its walls utilizing every floor with some form of art

TELUS announces completion of fibre optic network installation in Fernie

Jemi Fibre is pleased to announce it has entered into a 50/50 joint partnership with Fernie Wilderness Adventures (“FWA”), one […]

Teck’s Elk Valley coal operations in the southeastern B.C. spent more than $1 billion on goods and services in the province in 2013

It’s Time For Big Industry To Change, says Wildsight, Coal Industry in Elk Valley Among Top Polluters in B.C.

I wonder where Fernie sits on the spectrum of “small towns”?