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1029rewindradio.ca > 08/05/2026 > trail-to-over-150-million-year-old-fossil-reopens-in-fernie

Trail to over 150-million-year-old fossil reopens in Fernie

1+ hour, 38+ min ago   (195+ words) Ancient fossil trail reopens in Fernie. (Image Credit: Fernie Trails Alliance / Facebook) Trailkeepers have restored the path to a 1.4-metre-long ancient fossil embedded within Fernie’s mountainous slopes. The Fernie Trails Alliance has completed trail-building and new wayfinding signs to the…...

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1029rewindradio.ca > 07/14/2026 > city-of-fernie-faces-13395-administrative-penalty-for-wastewater-treatment-permit

City of Fernie faces $13,395 administrative penalty for wastewater treatment permit

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (300+ words) (Image Credit: The City of Fernie - Facebook) The City of Fernie has received a $13,395 administrative penalty from the provincial Ministry of Environment and Parks for compliance issues related to the City’s wastewater treatment permit. The penalty follows a provincial inspection…...

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1029rewindradio.ca > 05/12/2026 > 2026-elkview-crescent-groundwater-study

2026 Elkview Crescent groundwater study

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1029rewindradio.ca > 01/22/2026 > 29501

Study suggests groundwater monitoring gaps in the Kootenays

6+ mon, 2+ week ago   (283+ words) A new study has found that most high-risk aquifers in British Columbia’s Kootenays are not being monitored, raising questions about long-term water sustainability for communities, farms and ecosystems. Aquifers are underground layers of rock, gravel or sand that store groundwater…...