Norm McInnis, CAO of the City of Fernie, encourages the city’s residents to become involved in planning and taking action to ensure Fernie’s long-term sustainability.

The funding is up to 50 per cent of the new employee’s wage over the first seven to 12 months, to a maximum of $25,000.

The Fernie Griz has embraced the hipster and is getting the entire town to get their “cool” on as part of this year’s Griz Days Gone Plaid celebration from March 2 – 4.

The Senior‘s Center was filled to capacity on Friday, February 16, the occasion being the Volunteer Lunch organized by the City of Fernie to recognize the many individuals that do so much for the community.

With the NDP’s moving of BC’s Family Day to coincide with the Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Montana holiday, in 2019 Fernie residents will have to contend with the busiest weekend of the year.

The Fernie’s Ghostrider Junior Hockey Club will play Kimberley in the first round of playoff hockey in the Eddie Mountain Division.

Columbia Basin Trust’s Basin Business Advisors now offers a full-time Agriculture Specialist

A significant snowfall followed by a strong surge of arctic air is in store for Fernie this weekend.

Fernie tops the list of the Highest Property Assessments in Kootenays.

For Warren and all those riding in on the shaft, skiing was never an industry.
Skiing was a passion.

In 2018, World Wetlands Day aims to promote wetlands and the critical role they play in sustainable urban development.

Thank you Grace and Scott for this most inspirational film. You both make Fernie proud with your abilities and determination.