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Chamber Newsletter - Posted to Fernie Chamber by Admin

    Feature Member - Living Truth Yoga Treatment Studio January marked the Grande Opening of a new private, environmentally friendly yoga therapy studio in our community. The studio is located at 861-9th Ave - two blocks from the Fernie Stop and Shop in the Annex. FEATURE BENEFIT Chamber Group Insurance MEMBERS SPECIALS/ PROMOTIONS Pacific Coastal Airlines College of the Rockies Fernie Cardlock Fernie Heritage Library Knox united Church Fernie Alpine Lodge Fundraiser for Kirk & Lily Beavertail Lodge Business Breakfast Click here to download the newsletter: chamber-news-vol-vi-issue-2-january-28-2010.pdf .. (Read More)

The powder is back! - Posted to Locals Report by Real

    Fernie residents and visitors were treated to some fresh tracks today & they had lots of space to enjoy it in. The above picture is of a lone skier heading out.. (Read More)

Riders 5 Chiefs 3 - Posted to Fernie Ghostriders by Ghostriders

    Saturday, January 30, 2010  With four goals in a row James Werner -photo- Chased the visiting Chiefs right out of the arena and on to the buss Friday night and he did it in front of 1077 cheering fans. Werner scored a couple of real nice goals, was the recipient of a mistake behind Chase’s net and put one in off a D-man’s leg to score the Riders first four goals. Brendon Mangone scored the Riders fifth goal in the last few seconds of the.. (Read More)

Regular Council Meeting - Posted to Council Connection by Admin

HST Best Thing Since Powder Sking - Posted to Bill Bennett\'s MLA Column by Admin

    Good public policy often does not make for good politics. Such is the case with the forthcoming introduction of the new harmonized sales tax.  Since the joint federal-provincial announcement last summer, much of the debate has focused on "political hay", rather than on the "public policy" merits of the measure. The HST is the best public policy initiative that the federal and provincial governments can take to improve the position of Northern British Columbia's resource-based export industries. Here's why. By removing the PST now paid on business inputs, most sectors of the economy will become more competitive. Approximately 40 per cent of.. (Read More)

Fernie Mountain Film Festival - Posted to Fernie Mountain Film Festival by Bbell

    Call for submissions. The FMFF is always looking for great new films to screen during our festival.  Filmmakers go to www.ferniefilmfestival.com for a submission form! The Fernie Mountain Film Festival is presented by the Mountain Adventure Skills Training (MAST) program at the College of the Rockies, Fernie Campus. www.cotr.bc.ca/mast The Fernie Mountain Film Festival is dedicated to filmmakers who spark awareness of mountain cultures, fragile environments, and the passion and perseverance of global explorers Fernie Community Center 7pm Feb 25, 26, 27,  2010 February 25th is 'Local's Night'. Local filmmakers of all ages are welcome to submit thier films.. (Read More)

Volume 1 Issue 17 - Posted to Black Rock News by Admin

    Special Edition A Tribure "Here's to the boys!" Click here to download:  special-tribute-edition-december-30th-2009.pdf .. (Read More)

Kids Ski Program - Posted to Fernie Nordic Society by Admin

    The Fernie Nordic Society is offering nordic ski lessons to kids for the third year! Our enrollment has doubled over the past two years, and spots are limited! Lessons will take place Saturday mornings at 10am for an hour, starting in the New Year. Kids aged 3-12 (with possibility of providing a class for older teens) are encouraged join us in our Bunnyrabbit or Jackrabbit lessons. Developed by Cross Country Canada, these programs are designed for youth with little to no previous ski experience. Advanced coaching is available to those who have previous skiing experience. Our coaches are trained by Cross.. (Read More)

The Epic Comes to a Close - Posted to Fernie TransRockies by Admin

    Stage 7: Crownest Pass to Fernie After four consecutive days of unseasonable cold and rain, riders left Blairmore, Alberta for the final stage of 2009 with the finish line in Fernie squarely in their sights. The euphoria of completion added an extra level of excitement to the morning, as did an extra hour’s sleep with a later start made possible by slightly shorter and flatter route than the previous three days which had seen most riders on course for at least 7 hours a day in tough conditions.   At 75 km long with 1300 metres of climbing, Stage 7.. (Read More)
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