The Elk Valley Outdoor Access Guide is completed by the local Conservation Officer as an educational source for all using the backcountry.

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

Numerous studies have shown that Alexander Creek is one of the last best north-south wildlife corridors in BC’s Southern Rockies, and is important to wildlife connectivity on a continental scale.

I encourage you to make a long-sighted decision and not miss this opportunity to create a permanent home for the arts in Cranbrook

Much has happened at City Hall and what follows are highlights of interest.

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

Request for Use of the City’s Portable Stage in support of Fernival Concert at Fernie Alpine Resort.

The Fernie Chamber of Commerce is excited to welcome its new executive director, Patty Vadnais. Vadnais moved to Fernie from […]

It remains unclear how the objectives of reduced water contaminants in the Elk River can be reached in the presence of new mines.

Others will believe that the Griz has finally woke up from a long sleep!

Fernie Rod and Gun Club request for Resort Municipality Initiative Funding Council approved a grant from the Resort Municipality Tourism Incentives Investment Fund to assist the Fernie Rod and Gun Club with the cost of rental fees for city facilities required to host the upcoming British Columbia Wildlife Federation (BCWF) Convention.