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Within a Four-Hour Drive
Looking for something different to do this summer? Something a bit out of the ordinary? You don’t have to look far. We have a variety of summer adventures and options available in our area that are not available anywhere else in the world.
Never Enough Thyme
I spent 12 years working as a sous-chef at one of the most expensive chalets in Alta, Utah. Besides the top-quality skiing right out the door, the chef and I curated memories using one of the best tools in the world: food.
The Fear of Joy
The emotion we fear the most in life is actually joy. Surprised? I was too. We fear joy because when we are in those happy moments, we often become terrified that it could all be taken away in one single moment.
Mayor Qualizza Seeks Re Election
I am announcing my bid for a second term as Mayor for the City of Fernie.
Tennis, Anyone?
It is no surprise tennis dates back to the 12th Century and continues to be a popular sport. Running around a court chasing a yellow ball and trying to hit it back over the net is not only engaging, it’s good for you and is also sociable with no limits on age at either end.
June 2022 Business News
CENTURY 21 Mountain Lifestyles Inc.
362B 2 Ave
250-423-2121
CENTURY 21 Mountain Lifestyles is pleased to welcome Mariah Runions to their team.
Lightening the River Load
Illustrated by Sarah Pullen
Greenhouses vs. Row Cover vs. Innovative Garden Design
The allure of having a greenhouse in a cold climate is very strong for gardeners, both new and experienced. Greenhouses can be an excellent season extension tool; however, they come with some problems too! They can be a great resource for season extension (growing crops earlier in the spring and later in the fall) as well as creating an environment that provides a little extra boost for heat loving plants such as peppers and melons.
2022/2023 Columbia Basin Trust Community Initiatives and Affected Areas Programs Funding Approved
The Regional District of East Kootenay Board of Directors has approved funding for 100 projects around the region over the coming year.
First Nations Bring Solar Energy to Affordable Housing
Three First Nations in the Columbia Basin are increasing renewable energy generation and sustainability of their affordable rental housing by adding solar panels. This improves energy efficiency while creating sustainable, comfortable and affordable housing for members. The projects are receiving support from Columbia Basin Trust and the New Relationship Trust.