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City Seeks Community Input on Proposed OCP Amendment for New Fire Hall
November 14, 2025The City of Fernie is proposing amendments to the Official Community Plan (OCP) to change the designation of a portion of Prentice Park (1500–5th Ave) from “Park” to “Institutional,” and to add “Fernie Fire Hall” as a key use under “Institutional” to enable construction of the new Fernie Fire Hall on this site. -
City Welcomes New Youth Councillor
November 12, 2025The City of Fernie is excited to welcome Pari Parmar as the Youth Councillor for the 2025-2026 term. -
Drop-In Walking Program Returns
November 12, 2025The Drop-in Indoor Walking program is back for the 2025-2026 fall and winter season! -
2026 Discretionary Grant Program
November 7, 2025The City of Fernie is accepting applications for the 2026 Discretionary Grant program. -
Curbside Collection Schedule Change
November 7, 2025Area 1 Organics Collection will happen on Monday, November 10, instead of Tuesday, November 11. -
Notice of Disposition - Lease and Operating Agreement for Field House Project
November 4, 2025On October 28, Council approved a lease and operating agreement with the Elk Valley Field House Society, enabling construction and long-term operation of the proposed Field House. -
Notice of Business Licensing and Regulation Bylaw Amendment
November 4, 2025On Tuesday, November 25, 2025, Council will be considering adoption of Bylaw No. 2539, to amend Business License Fees. -
Upcoming 13th Street Rail Crossing Closure
November 4, 2025The 13th Street rail crossing will be closed starting at 7 am on Wednesday, November 5, and will remain closed until 6 pm on Friday, November 7. -
Council Town Hall - Save the Date!
October 31, 2025Hear about the exciting projects completed by the City over the last year and Council’s Strategic Plan. Have your opportunity to ask questions, share ideas or provide suggestions directly to Council. -
Help Keep Wipes Out of the Pipes
October 30, 2025The City's Operations team has recently seen an increase in sewer backups, significantly impacting our infrastructure. The most common cause of sewer backups is flushing inappropriate items down the toilet.

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