“I’m probably your only homeless person in town,” says man who spent the winter living in a tent.
The RDEK hosted a West Fernie Servicing Project Open House at the Park Place Lodge.
On March 13, council approved changes to the city’s bylaws that will make it easier for businesses to acquire patios.
On March 23, authorities announced the completion of the Koocanusa Recreation Strategy.
Over 400 people attended a ceremony in Sparwood’s Titan Park to observe the 50th anniversary of the Balmer North mine disaster.
Island Lake Lodge has been offering serious powder hounds thousands of acres of steep terrain and deep snow for almost 30 years.
On March 25, music and painting were combined to produce an abundance of sensorial stimulation at Infinitea T-Bar & Boutique.
The beautification committee was formed when Mayor Mary Giuliano wanted to decorate main street with hanging flowerpots.
Fernie Brewing Company lost a key part of its team when brewmaster Gord Demaniuk passed away but his legacy survives thanks to his son,
A new conservation agency is to be formed in the fall of this year using funds from the sale of hunting licences.
Andrea Superstein played an intimate show at The Arts Station last Wednesday along with drummer Nino DiPasquale and pianist Jen Lewin.
On March 11, Kootenay East MLA Bill Bennett announced the province was investing $40,000 to feed wild ungulates.
A controversial ski resort is before the courts but thousands are still agitating to keep Jumbo wild.
Racing four at a time, 32 men and 12 women qualified for the Monster Energy Boarderstyle finals.
The Fernie Secondary School (FSS) Ski and Snowboard Team did extremely well at the 2017 BC Alpine High School Championships.
Fifty-seven skaters performed at the Sparwood Skating Club’s end-of-season show called ‘Strong and Free.’
On Feb. 27, Fernie council members heard a presentation from Heaven's Gate supporters, Craig McLeod and Roi Bannerman.
Fernie resident Heidi Farmer won the snowboarding competition at the 2017 Junior Freeride World Championships in Andorra last month.
Yukon Blonde, a five-piece West Coast indie rock band tore up the stage at a free outdoor concert at Station Square on March 4.
One of this country’s proudest traditions is a long history of boring politics.
