The Last Mountain Town: Fernie, BC is World-Class Skiing and Authentic Grit

The time spent with these young people was a delightful mix of formality and friendliness that showcased how successful this program must be for the cadets.

Columbia Basin Trust commits $750,000 to help communities increase public art

This year, the Day of Mourning is particularly profound, after City workers Wayne Hornquist, Lloyd Smith, and contractor Jason Podloski lost their lives in the tragic incident at Fernie Memorial Arena

EK Employment and the Fernie Chamber have partnered up to offer the Elk Valley the first ever spring job fair.

The bylaw amendment to the City of Fernie OCP will allow distilleries and breweries as industrial uses in the Highway Corridor.

We’ve know for decades that logging, road-building and uncontrolled recreation in mountain caribou habitat is slowly killing off our caribou herds

This week the boys scored big at the World Ski and Snowboard Festival in Whistler with a winning film in the Intersection showdown.

Helmut Pastrick, Chief Economist for Central Credit Union 1, the central financial facility and trade association for the BC and Ontario credit union systems.

The RDEK Board of Directors has asked staff to begin negotiations on an agreement with Recycle BC to establish and operate Recycle BC depots at six of its staffed locations.

Eleven meters of snowfall is making for some of the best snow conditions ever and spring fever has officially hit the ski hill!

The winter season was full of violent and sometimes deadly crashes and the government has announced new funding in an attempt to make our roads safer.