• 5th Annual Paddle For The Peace
    5th Annual Paddle For The Peace
  • Peace Country in Fall
    Peace Country in Fall
  • Summer in Fort St. John
    Summer in Fort St. John
  • Kiskatinaw Curved Bridge
    Kiskatinaw Curved Bridge
  • Breathtaking Holzworth Meadows
    Breathtaking Holzworth Meadows
  • Elk Herd Runs Wild in Winter
    Elk Herd Runs Wild in Winter
  • Clouds Over Williston Resevoir
    Clouds Over Williston Resevoir
  • View of a Majestic Valley
    View of a Majestic Valley

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Employers want to know: Resources for New Immigrants

Employers want to know: Resources for New Immigrants
We asked – and you told us. Employers in Fort St. John want to know how they can help their new immigrant employees settle into the community, outside of work. Employers recognize that while having an excellent work environment helps newcomers stay, what happens outside of work is equally, if not more, important. We hear too often of new immigrants going home after work, experiencing isolation...
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Language Barriers in the Workplace

Language Barriers in the Workplace
Communication skills are important in any situation. Many immigrants come to Canada with good language skills. For those who haven’t has as much experience with English, there are resources in Fort St. John that are free-of-charge to help newcomers with their English. Do you have the available resources for your employee who needs English as a Second Language (ESL) classes? Fort...
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Why Should You Hire Internationally Trained Workers? .

Why Should You Hire Internationally Trained Workers? .
Before learning all about recruiting, hiring, and retaining immigrant employees, or Internationally Trained Workers (ITWs), it is important to understand why hiring ITWs makes good business sense. Consider the following benefit of hiring ITWs, from the "Employer's Roadmap to Hiring and Retaining Internationally Trained Workers". I highly recommend you print a copy of this manual.   "You...
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Building Culturally Competent Workplaces

Building Culturally Competent Workplaces
Over the next 6 months we will be offering tips, stories, and resources to help you create a culturally competent and inclusive workplace.  Why? Because we know that Fort St. John needs workers, and employers want to know how to create that workplace where employees want to stay for the long-term. Common terms we will use: Newcomer: someone who is new to the area from...
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SUCCESS BC Business members working together to promote business in Fort St. John.

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Northern Groove Website and magazine devoted to the arts, music, and more.

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Literacy Society Non-profit organization promoting literacy in Fort St. John

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