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Look at the employment section, there are lots of jobs.

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Climate change could make our climate more desirable and increase prices. More summer would be welcome by most.

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Mountain Perks is the best way to get to fernie. mountainperks.ca

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What type of “touring” are you addicted to and where have you toured to date?

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The Fernie should be showing the rugby.

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You can use the low res from fernie.com.

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You can reach her at: csouliere@bc.cancer.ca or call Shaw Cable.

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Look at the entertainment section on http://www.fernieblogs.com for info the bars in town that might be interested in your music.

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Email info@skifernie.com or call 250-423-4655

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Lots of work for those with desire and talent.

Fernie has a small town atmosphere with influx of city folk to ski, drink coffee and rush back to their urban jobs.

Great mountain recreation, beautiful views.

More boys than gals.

Never a dull moment…

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Before you hike be sure to read the Patrol’s avalanche report. They are posted at the top of the Bear and White Pass chairs. Given the risk is low to moderate you are relatively safe to travel in the backcountry. You have two options, Fish Bowl or Siberia/ Mongolia. Both of these bowls are acessable by boot hiking and if you need to go further touring gear is recommended. One last thing – never travel alone in the backcountry.

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Jeff MacRae is an awesome DJ. jeff@pinnacleridgeresort.com 423-8658

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These two sites have useful information for your visit:

http://www.fernie.com/survival_guide/intro.html

http://www.fernieguide.ca/ ( Guide download)

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Cornerstone Lodge & The Griz Inn are also nice units that are ski in – ski out.

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The challenge might be the pool time however other pools are available. Roxanne Labele is the best instructor in town. She is reachable via Island Lake Lodge 423-3700

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