Nicole Matthews

Nicole is a graduate of the Radio, Television, Broadcast News program at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology.
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Fernie staff recommend against continuous smart traffic sensors

City of Fernie Nicole Matthews -
Fernie city staff are recommending against continuous smart traffic monitoring, saying the anticipated uses do not justify the ongoing staffing and administrative demands.

Harshan Ramadass launches campaign for Fernie mayor

2026 Municipal Election Nicole Matthews -
Fernie Councillor Harshan Ramadass is launching his campaign for mayor, saying the city needs to spend the next four years delivering infrastructure, improving affordability and completing projects.

Fernie council rejects sidewalk variance for The Cedars

City of Fernie Nicole Matthews -
Fernie council has rejected a proposed sidewalk variance for the next phases of The Cedars development following debate over pedestrian safety and unfinished infrastructure in the neighbourhood.

Fernie approves new policy for handling dangerous trees

City of Fernie Nicole Matthews -
Fernie council has unanimously approved a new tree removal policy aimed at creating a clearer and more consistent approach to dealing with dangerous or damaged trees on city-owned land.

Grizzly bear spotted near Michel Creek Road in Sparwood

RCMP Nicole Matthews -
Elk Valley RCMP are warning the public to stay away from an area of Sparwood where a grizzly bear has been spotted.

Fernie council approves plan for new outdoor rink

City of Fernie Nicole Matthews -
Fernie city council has unanimously approved a proposed 30-year lease with the Fernie Outdoor Rink Society for a new outdoor rink and multipurpose recreation pad.

Vancouver man on expedition witnesses effects of flash flooding in Nepal

Community Nicole Matthews -
A Vancouver man on an expedition to Mount Kailash in Tibet said he and his team passed through the Nepal-Tibet border area hours before catastrophic flash flooding on Wednesday.

B.C. announces $2.7 million to help northern businesses and protect jobs

Business Nicole Matthews -
The B.C. government is providing $2.7 million to help northern businesses and First Nations adapt to changing markets, diversify their economies and protect or create jobs amid uncertainty over U.S. tariffs.

Sparwood councillor calls for a closer look at garbage collection as bear sightings continue

M.D. of Sparwood Nicole Matthews -
Sparwood Councillor Steve Kallies is calling for a closer look at the district’s garbage collection system amid concerns about bears getting into household waste.

Denham Ford’s Hometown for Hunger raises more than $6,500 for Cranbrook food programs

Community Nicole Matthews -
Annual event has raised more than $70,000 to fight local hunger over 11 years.

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