December 13, 2021 Ghostriders Win Another Weekend Set Fernie’s Ghostriders won both games this past weekend with a 4-1 in Creston and 4-3 at home to the Nitehawks […] Read more
December 12, 2021 Another Opening Day at Fernie Alpine Resort! Saturdays opening was another classic as a major storm moved in late Friday and delivered a powder filled day. Regardless […] Read more
December 08, 2021 Forum for Monitoring Elk River health Last Friday, December 3rd, a diverse group of parties united by their interested in Elk River watershed health convened to […] Read more
December 07, 2021 Avalanche Canada’s Southern Rockies Field Team The Avalanche Canada South Rockies Field Team covers the South Rockies and Lizard Range/Flathead public avalanche forecast regions. This dedicated […] Read more
December 03, 2021 Riding Dirt in December? It’s not the first time I’ve enjoyed riding dirt in December and it won’t be the last. Fortunately there is […] Read more
December 02, 2021 Tentative Opening Day. FAR. December 4, 2021 By Keith Liggett The most depressing thing in the world is going up to the ski area a couple weeks […] Read more
December 01, 2021 Fernie reduces the housing crunch In a community where affordable housing is hard to come by, 49 new affordable places to live is significant. For […] Read more
November 30, 2021 Rainfall Warning for the Elk Valley Environment Canada has issued a Rainfall Warning for the Elk Valley. Read more
November 28, 2021 Ghostriders on track with Two Wins Following losing four games in a row the Fernie Ghostriders got back on track with a pair of wins this […] Read more
November 28, 2021 Connecting youth, the climate crisis & water We watch a pair of beavers slip silently through the water. Their lodge is just below us, nestled alongside a […] Read more
November 25, 2021 Football | A Burrrlapz Home Movie Hut, hut, Burrrlapz! Introducing Football, a full home movie from Dylan Siggers and the Burrrlapz’s 2020/2021 season in British Columbia. […] Read more
November 25, 2021 Reviving an ecosystem with ancestral techniques For generations, ʔa·kinq̓uku—or fire—has played an important part in ecosystem renewal in the East Kootenay. In the community of ʔaq̓am, […] Read more