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Reconnecting the Rockies
If you drive enough on a provincial highway, it seems inevitable you will collide with an animal some day. And it seems everyone has a story of a near-miss, or a collision, with wildlife while driving at high speeds. Animals killed in collisions at the side of the road are commonplace along our highways.
But I’m Great At Many Other Things
When I first met Rachel Behan she was at ease, definitely shining, and moving through time and space on a wavelength that suited me perfectly. I came to learn (her accent, a melodic and effervescent Manchester dialect) that she worked as a nanny and simply adored living in Fernie.
Mount Proctor Hike
The Fernie Trails Alliance (FTA) has been focusing on a number of key initiatives including Trail Work Procedures, COVID Procedures and communications.
July 2020 New Business
Dayna Conway Counselling RRC
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The Trust Continues To Adapt To Serve The Region
Columbia Basin Trust is developing a short-term plan to help guide its activities over the next 18 to 24 months.
The Potholes of Community Conversation
I found myself this past week thinking a lot about the definition of civility, how tenuous it is and how our community is the owner of it. Civility can tear as easy as tissue paper.
Fernie Gravel Grind - The Virtual Edition
Photo by Steve Reed
City of Fernie Receives Funding for Active Transportation Network Plan
The City of Fernie has received grant funding from the B.C. Active Transportation Infrastructure Grants Program to use towards completing an Active Transportation Network Plan (ATNP).
Shifting into Neutral
Artists are almost always operating under the pressure of a deadline. As a breed we are adaptable, resilient, motivated and above all creative, which means we often wear a number of hats to make ends meet.