Fernie Alpine Resort’s Summit Fund was a proud supporter of the Fernie Mountain Film Festival that took place in Fernie this past weekend. Karen Pepper (FAR) presents a cheque to Brian Bell (COTR MAST Program).

Fernie Alpine Resort’s Summit Fund was a proud supporter of the Fernie Mountain Film Festival that took place in Fernie this past weekend. Karen Pepper (FAR) presents a cheque to Brian Bell (COTR MAST Program).

Summit Fund supports Film Fest

Fernie Alpine Resort’s Summit Fund was a proud supporter of the Fernie Mountain Film Festival that took place in Fernie this past weekend.

Fernie Alpine Resort’s Summit Fund was a proud supporter of the Fernie Mountain Film Festival that took place in Fernie this past weekend.  Karen Pepper (FAR) presents a cheque to Brian Bell (COTR MAST Program).

 

 

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