Businesses and organizations around the Basin can once again get support to hire students through Columbia Basin Trust’s School Works program

Any question of the Winter Olympics relevance to skiing as a competitive sport can be put to rest with today’s […]

From my viewpoint looking out over Lake Koocanusa, I can’t help but imagine this landscape; pre-highway 3, pre-Libby dam, pre-flood. […]

It started innocuously enough with two friends shooting the breeze over a morning latte. “I happened upon The Small House […]

Fernie knows how to celebrate Canada Day! This year the event was moved to the Aquatic Centre and in good […]

It is extremely dry out there this year. Even though campfires are still permitted, please make sure you keep them small and ensure they are fully extinguished (cool to the touch) before leaving them.

On Tuesday, April 28, 2015 Fernie City staff and employees gathered to commemorate the World Day of Mourning.

Here are some pictures from Canyon Rafting who were out on the Lower Elk canyon for their first training run of the season.

Warm temperatures and early spring conditions have led to reports of bears in and around Fernie.

The local chapter of the Canadian Cancer Society held a fashion show

The video pretty much features everything that we love most, retro ski gear, ski jumping, hula hooping, and cheesy synchronized dance moves.

Fernie has a new Avalanche Transceiver Training Area at Fernie Alpine Resort.