Fernie: Who’s who in business
Fernie is a thriving hub of tourism, outdoor recreation, and industry
Can you spot the Ghostrider? Make sure to ask Fernie locals about the legend of the famous mountain shadow that can be spotted from Maiden Lake, a quiet park located as you enter the east side of Fernie. — Kerry Shellborn photo
Fernie is a thriving hub of tourism, outdoor recreation, and industry
The Fernie Chamber of Commerce enhances the community's economic future.
Learn moreFamily-owned Lubers Express brings a different model of vehicle service to Fernie.
by Danielle BrostUnder the vision of Peacock Hospitality Group, this family-run hotel is redefining sustainability and staff-first business in the Kootenays.
by Danielle BrostHeidi Klima of Broken Wing Massage Retreat reveals how pain can teach us—and why we need to listen.
by Kerry ShellbornFamily-owned hotel grows to meet demand with sustainable, guest-focused upgrades in Fernie, B.C.
by submitted by Peacock HospitalityHow Juliana and Eric Bower navigate life, work, and homebuilding in Fernie.
by Danielle BrostThe owner of Ridgeline Physio takes a fitness-forward approach to get Elk Valley clients back in motion.
by Danielle BrostGord Bunston overcame the unimaginable to become a thriving Fernie business owner
by Danielle BrostThe annual awards celebrate the successes of local businesses and the people who make a difference in the community.
by Julie MatchettA.C. Dyck in Cranbrook can help you navigate the financial challenges of divorce with clarity and confidence.
New Dawn Developments expands affordable, diverse housing in Sparwood and Cranbrook with Westwood and Southwood Heights
Why long-term investing is less about wealth or timing and more about structure, consistency and intentional financial decisions.
How to Deal with the Most Common Pests in the Kootenays, Including Mice, Carpenter Ants, Wasps, Spiders, and Seed Bugs
For many investors, the issue isn’t effort or responsibility. It’s a system that no longer reflects real life.
How childhood experiences quietly shape our financial behaviour—and what it takes to rewrite the script