Podcasts about fernie bc

Shane grew up and played his minor hockey in Fernie, BC, a town of roughly 7.000 people, He rose through the ranks with skill and tenacity, resulting in him playing 488 NHL games and amassing 2301 penalty minutes. Always ready to stand up for a teammate, Shane was loved by his teammates and coaches. He currently serves as the Director of Amateur Scouting for the NHL's Florida Panthers.Riverside Bike and Skate Eau Claire's hockey headquarters which is the oldest hockey store in the state of Wisconsin. Chippewa Valley Ortho and Sport Medicine Dedicated and committed to the health care needs of patients in Western Wisconsin since 1954. Dooley's Pub The place to go for a traditional Irish pub experience with quality food good prices and beveragesRyan Flaig - State Farm Serving Eau Claire, Altoona, Fall Creek, Fairchild, Augusta, Osseo, Eleva, Strum, MondoviEau Claire Ford Eau Claire Ford is here for all your parts and service needs for your vehicleWilliams Diamond Center Williams Diamond Center is a fun and friendly place to find your next sparkling signature pieceDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.@TheBOSPodwww.thebreakoutsessions.com

Simon Lefrancois came to Fernie, BC, for the water and stayed to found Fernie Alpine Springs. Fernie is a picturesque town in BC encircled by the Rocky Mountains. Stable and raw kombucha The kombucha is brewed from spring water from... The post Profile: Fernie Alpine Springs, Fernie, BC, Canada appeared first on 'Booch News.

This week I spoke with Ben and Marie who have been living in their skoolie for 3 years. Ben is from Ontario and Marie is from Paris, France. This inspiring couple love to work hard for periods of time and then travel intensively either nationally or internationally. From broken brake lines to bus adventures across Canada, Ben and Marie are enjoying their bus life experience. Instagram

This year has been a crazy year and here we all thought that 2020 was bad! Starting this January I started feeling a bit of a flare coming on, and I was doing everything I could to help stop it, eating healthy, doing more meditation, exercise etc. But the stress of this year just became too much and the fear of the flare getting worse took over, and the flare got worse. I ended up in the hospital on the 25th of March for three weeks, in the middle of the flare up I ended up switching GI doctors, which I am so grateful for my new GI specialist, shout out to Dr. Chalmers-Nixon out of Fernie BC, you saved my life. While I was in hospital in Calgary, the GI team started me on Xalgenz, but after 5 days we found out it was not working and that prednisone was giving me this fake feeling of getting better, so on Good Friday, Easter weekend, I met with the surgical team and discussed having a full colectomy, to take out my entire colon. I have never had major surgery like this before, so it was very much a shock to me. I ended up having the surgery on April 5th and recovered in hospital that week, and was able to come home April 11th. I have been getting better and better each day, good days and bad days still, but I feel like I am getting my strength back and I am feeling back to my normal self again. Listen to my story and how everything happened so fast. *Yikes!* -Becky

In this episode hosts Alexa and Lindsay chat with skier Andrea Byrne from Fernie BC about how she founded her own sustainable business called All and Extra. They discuss how among all of the challenges Covid-19 has brought, it also provided an opportunity for Andrea to utilize some of her many talents to provide much-needed products in a sustainable way. Lindsay, Alexa, and Andrea also discuss advice for other people who may want to jump into a big, new exciting sustainability project but might not know how to get started. Follow Andrea and learn more about All and Extra: Andrea's Intsa: @dre.ish All and Extra's Insta: @allandextra All and Extra's Website: https://allandextra.ca/

I have started a checklist of business points to consider and negotiate when working on a licensing deal in the cannabis space.It’s not just about the royalty. You need to also consider:- What is the exact nature of the IP to be licensed and the jurisdictions? In cannabis, often the licensor doesn’t own what they think they own. Particularly in the US because of cannabis’ federally illegal status.- Will it be an exclusive license or non-exclusive and in what jurisdictions?- What are the duties of the parties? Who manufactures? Who advertises and sells?- How do you handle new products / IP? Are they part of the deal? Is there a non-compete or a ROFR?- Who controls packaging?- Are sub distributors or resellers permitted?- What is a minimum advertised price?- What are minimum stocking levels?- What is the quality and recall process?- What is the term of the agreement?- What happens in the event of a change in control of a party to the license? - What are the regulatory obligations and the regulatory impact of the royalty scheme?You can’t establish value (an appropriate royalty) without first defining the transaction by answering the above questions.Learn more at www.sinclairrange.comFollow on Twitter @MartinisWScottFollow on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-sinclair-7b09681b/

Abi used to hate running. In fact, she'd go as far as say loathe. When she was a kid, she hid behind trees to get out of it. Fast-forward 17 years, and after making it through High School, Uni and three years in London fairly unscathed, she moved to Fernie BC. She moved there for one winter to ski, and discovered a whole lot more – and ironically, became hooked on running. She now says her friends and family back home are in shock, and she is pretty sure her mother still to this day thinks she's in some sort of endurance cult. Once she discovered trail races, she came in 1st place in her first 6 races.  More from me @hilsport55 Links to Stag Leap Running

Episode 2: Bringing you Real Canadian Stories. This week I bring you four true tales of hauntings in Fernie, B.C. Come with me and explore the story of the haunted well, the beautiful but incredibly haunted Fernie courthouse, the tragic story of Richard Benson and the Lost Cemetery. As always once you have listened to this episode, please remember to check out the Episode 2 blog at realscarypodcast.ca for more content! Sound effects from Freesound.org Intro and outro song Malicious Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Sound of the Kootenays Episode 5*Explicit Content = LanguageFeature Interview - Ferdy BellandFerdy is a Cranbrook based bass player and journalist who has recently been tapped to join Canadian rock icon Bif Naked's band. They have already toured across Canada once and are gearing up for multiple gigs at sea aboard the Trailer Park Boys Cruise in March. Ferdy also brings his bass to the fore in other Kootenay based bands such as Phaeton and Garuda. He tells many tales of his experiences in the music scene over the past 30+ years.Bif NakedGarudaPhaetonGiveaways!!Enter to win a 2 CD package from Heather Gemmel. Email soundofthekootenays@gmail.com with "Free CD's" in the subject line, and share your favourite Kootenay live music venue and who you last saw there for your chance to win! 3 draws will be made from all available entries on February 11 2019. Winners will be notified by email reply, and announced on the Sound of the Kootenays Facebook page.Enter to win 1 ticket to see Shakey Graves at Nelson's Capitol Theatre March 22. Presented by On The Road Productions and the Kaslo Jazz Etc. Festival.Listen to this episode to hear what you need to do to enter, then email your answer to soundofthekootenays@gmail.com for your chance to win! Draw will take place on February 28 2019. For more chances to win, visit the Sound of the Kootenays Facebook page!*More information including Photos, Videos, and Links to artist websites and music available at www.AlWoodman.comTrack listing (In order of appearance):(Intro) Deep Valley - The Big 48Heather Gemmel - Slow DownAl Woodman & Barry Jones - BA ElectroShred Kelly - Stay GoldBif Naked - SpacemanThe Feminists - 21st Century GhostsBif Naked - I Love Myself TodayPhaeton - March of the Synthetics, Siege EngineGaruda - Ancient ChainsGentle Infidels - March Where You StandShakey Graves - Roll The BonesImmune 2 Cobras - Moon With No SunSES & Dazza - Feeling AlrightBrett Wildeman - Silver LiningAl Woodman - UC GrooveTotal running time 1:35:16

Sound of the Kootenays - Episode 1Feature Interview: Paul HinrichsPaul shares the story of his journey in the music industry, from being a young dedicated live music fan following touring bands like Dave Matthews Band and Phish through to his most recent position as the Kaslo Jazz Etc. Festival’s Executive and Artistic Director. Kaslo Jazz Etc. FestivalSponsor Feature: Introducing Sincerity SoundOwner and Chief Engineer/Producer Barry Jones gives an introduction to Sincerity Sound - a new audio recording studio located in the Slocan Valley. Sincerity SoundMusic (in order of appearance) *Links to artist websites and music available at Al Woodman.com(Intro) - JJNA 5.21.18 T7b (Brand new Kootenay band! Details coming soon!)Everything’s Gonna Be Alright - Deep Down Yonder"Sincerity Song" - Barry JonesJupiter - Shred KellyPossum (intro) - Phish - recorded live July 26 2013 @ the Gorge AmphitheaterSky - John Corrie Van BreugelWay Down Here (harmonica solo) - Al WoodmanArchipelago - Shred KellySharp Dressed Man (ZZ Top) - Melody Diachun - from the new album Get Back To The Groove (Way Down Here outro) That’s What Delete Is For - Melody Diachun - from the new album Get Back To The GrooveTotal Running Time: 1:37:19

You cannot see Shred Kelly live and not fall a little bit in love with them. So really, I had little choice in delving into it with this group after their set at Riverfest and the results are clear and glorious, they my new fav. Tim Newton, Sage McBride, Jordan Vlasschaert, Ty West and of course Eddie Annett are Shred Kelly, hailing from Fernie BC. Where? Oh yeah, it's that small but their sound is pretty huge.  I play Archipelago at the end of the episode, their new single and you are going to love it. Check out their tour dates this summer and go see them, you will not regret it.  NO CORN www.shredkelly.com @shredkelly on Twitter Thanks again you guys, loved it. xo Paula

Listen as Jay Scott talks with FernieFlyFishing.com owner Beckie Clarke Brown about fishing in British Columbia near Fernie.  In this episode we discuss:  bull trout, cutthroat trout, dry fly fishing, tactics, methods, timing the hatches, variety of hatches, the different rivers and creeks in the area, flies, ants, terrestrials, foam flys, the town of Fernie, travel to get to Fernie and much more. For More on Beckie Clarke Brown of Fernie Fly Fishing https://www.fernieflyfishing.com/#fernie-fly-fishing https://www.instagram.com/fernieflyfishing/ https://www.facebook.com/fernieflyfishing/   More on host Jay Scott www.JayScottOutdoors.com Instagram @JayScottOutdoors http://gouldsturkeyhunt.com/ http://www.colburnandscottoutfitters.com/ Sponsors of the JSO Podcast goHUNT.com/Insider Get $50 KUIU gift Card when signing up by using "jayscott" promo code  www.goHunt.com/jayscott http://www.kuiu.com/ or http://www.kuiu.com/blog/ http://www.phoneskope.com/ Use "jayscott16" promo code to get 10% off all products  http://outdoorsmans.com/ Use "jayscott" promo code to get 10% off all Outdoorsmans Products    

We broadcast in Owen Sound every Sunday from 4-5pm on 560 CFOS to share some of the best music that’s made in and played in Grey Bruce with Roots Music from across Canada and around the world thrown into the mix. We’ve got a real grab bag for you this week. There are funky tunes from Toronto, some country twang from Halifax and Winnipeg, fiddle from Cape Bretton, old time tunes from the USA, and up beat banjo-driven folk from Fernie BC. Visit Summerfolk.org for more information. Produced with support from the Ontario Trillium Foundation