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Island Lake Lodge: the cookbook

I buy books for Christmas presents. Always and for everybody. Whenever possible, I stick to Canadian books. For the price of a decent bottle of wine, a book gives the recipient an art object, hours of entertainment, inspiration, a space for productive introspection, a cast of imaginary friends, and an excuse to spend the day curled up by the fire.

Posted by Angie Abdou on Nov 25, 2009 in Art and Entertainment

December Business News

Corner Pocket Brasserie, 5369 Fernie Ski Hill Rd, 250-423-5035

Posted by admin on Nov 25, 2009 in Business

December Horoscopes

The Fairies believe that every living thing should be taught the healing medicine of animals. For the Anniversary of the Fernie Fix the Fairies wanted you to get to know an animal that is within you. These provide insight and understanding of your true self. Please remember that you have more than just this animal within. Happy Anniversary!

Aries (March 21 – April 19) Bat – Rebirth

Posted by Freshies Horosc... on Nov 25, 2009 in Bits & Bytes (deprecated)

The Informant

The American film industry has produced many films about corporate and political corruption and the brave men and women who fight against it. From Eight Days of the Condor to The Insider, Silkwood to Michael Clayton, all of these films feature protagonists who worked for truth and justice, and who, while flawed, are still likeable, and the kind of people you want to cheer for.

Posted by Andrew Vallance on Nov 25, 2009 in Art and Entertainment

December New Business

Escape Day Spa, 991 7th Ave, 250-423-7615

Posted by admin on Nov 25, 2009 in Business

Favourite Fix Moments

I have to say that my favourite Fix moment was the very first one that I picked up, which was the very first one that was published. It was filled with a sense of possibility and excitement—which is a real reflection of the town in which it was born. I don’t know if Krista and Vanessa knew that they were embarking on the adventure of a lifetime when they started out, but they must by now. At three years old, the Fix has started to form its very own personality, and it has been fun to watch it grow.
Carolyn Nikodym

Posted by admin on Nov 25, 2009 in Bits & Bytes (deprecated)

CADS Ski System

I recently read a feature in the Fernie Fix which made me think about the difficulty some people face in pursuing their passions when your body is no longer in optimal form. About three years ago that was where I was.

Posted by Fix on Nov 24, 2009 in Business

Christmas Movie Quote Quiz

Krista’s Christmas Movie Quotes Quiz

Below is a list of quotes from various awesome Christmas movies. Send through your answers to Krista@clarismedia.com by December 15 to put the Christmas geek inside you to the test. The first person to submit the correct answers will win an amazing prize, sure to help with holiday festivities.

1. You'll never fit in! Now you come to elf practice, learn how to wiggle your ears, chuckle warmly, go hee-hee and ho-ho, and important stuff like that. A dentist! Good grief!

Posted by Fix on Nov 21, 2009 in News & Stories (deprecated)

Stress and Adrenal Glands

“Adrenal fatigue” is a condition that, although addressed by many naturopathic doctors, is not frequently treated by conventional practitioners.

Posted by Dr. Taina Turcasso on Oct 26, 2009 in Health

A Long Winter Nap

The last leaf has fallen, winter is just around the corner, the bears are moving on to their winter dens and the Bear Aware Program will be coming to an end for the season. Thank you to everyone who has supported the Bear Aware Program by volunteering, managing attractants responsibly, calling in bear sightings which enable us to direct educational activities, and providing financial and/or in-kind support for the program.

Posted by Kathy Murray on Oct 26, 2009 in Outdoors

Recovery Prospects

Provided by East Kootenay Community Credit Union

Signs of economic recovery are emerging after one of the most severe financial crisis in decades. The strength and durability of any recovery are natural concerns given the depth and breadth of the recession and on its policy-driven sources. For example what happens when some fiscal stimulus expires? Will the economy generate self-sustaining growth? Is a fallback into recession, the double-dip recession, likely? Closer to home, how are the East Kootenays faring and what are its recovery prospects?

Posted by Helmut Pastrick on Oct 24, 2009 in Real Estate (deprecated)

Turning Dreams into Reality

It started out as an idea, let’s take the winters off and soak up the sun. Steph and I traveled many places trying to find that perfect tropical destination for our “winters”. Our friend Chicken had doing some research on great places to invest in Central America and let us know about some incentives and tax breaks available to foreign investors in Panama.

Posted by admin on Oct 24, 2009 in Community

Fernie's 100 Miles

In recent years, there is increasing knowledge and awareness about eating locally grown food. Not only does this effort help build more locally based, self-reliant food economies, it reduces greenhouse gas emissions released from the production, packing, processing, transport, preparation and waste of food.

Posted by Community Eco Garden on Sep 27, 2009 in Health

Summer for the Canadian Ladies Alpine Ski Team

Now what is it that ski racers do in the summer months when there is no snow to be seen and the skis are waxed and put away to collect dust for the summer? Contrary to what most people think, summer is not all about beer, beach and barbeques, but about barbells, bikes and bruises.

Posted by Emily Brydon on Aug 24, 2009 in Outdoors