Fernie BC is one of the most beautiful towns in Canada and I’m proud to say that it’s my hometown. It’s a small town surrounded by the Canadian Rockies, about 3 hours away from Calgary, Alberta. Home to one of the largest ski resorts in Canada and has some of the best powder in the world. Fernie has a lot of history from the early days of the coal mining, the fires which burnt most of the city to the ground, and the big floods.
I went back to Fernie for a couple weeks for the Christmas holidays and realized how lucky I was to live there and how much I took it for granted. Fernie is a town where everyone knows everyone and a very close knit community and for the most part everyone is really chill, when I lived there it was annoying sometimes but when you live in a city for a while you begin to realize how special that was.

The great thing about Fernie is if you love the outdoors there’s a plethora of things to do, in the spring and summer you can go fishing, mountain biking, camping, hiking, swimming at the many surrounding lakes, and golfing. In
the winter obviously there’s skiing and snowboarding.
Since the population increases during the season with travellers from all over the world during the winter season it very much has the ski village feeling around town. The nightlife is fun with house parties always going on and local bars and pubs. But the nightlife isn’t the same as other places like Whistler, but it seems to improve every year. Some key events in Fernie that you can’t miss are the annual Mogul Smoker where everyone celebrates at the beginning of the season where people bring old skis and snowboards and sacrifice them to the snow god the Griz, and Griz Days which is an annual festival with lots going on in March.
If your into skiing and snowboarding I highly suggest hitting up Fernie for a few days, there’s a variety of great accommodations you can stay at while your there. I can’t wait to be back there in the near future, it will always be home.



We have been playing pretty well this season for the most part thanks to Roberto Luongo, and a few others but it looks very much the same as last season around this time. I think if GM Dave Nonis does not make some changes in the near future to pick up some scoring we might be in some trouble near the end of the season and into the playoffs. We have been lacking scoring for quite sometime and because of our reliance on our goaltending and the Sedin twins we haven’t completely needed to spend the extra cash on a player that can put the puck in the net. Obviously we can’t ride on these players in the playoffs, it’s a totally different style of game during that time and if you remember the last playoffs the lack of scoring was our downfall to play a top notch team like the Anaheim Ducks.
There’s nothing like watching a big game on a Sunday afternoon especially when it’s your team in the NFC Championship. I think it will be a hard fought game for both teams but in the end the
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