Internal/External Job Posting October 23, 2020   Position: Early Learning Assistant/Supported Child Development Support Worker/Skills Worker-Casual Relief   Summary of Duties: See Attached Job Descriptions    Required Qualifications: See Attached Required Qualifications    Classification/Salary: $21.49-23.49 as per community Sub Sector/hour as per Community Sub Sector   Hours of Work: Casual Relief-Hours will vary   Closing Date: Open until filled priority is given to internal applicants  only short-listed applicants will be contacted   Applicants must submit a letter of interest and resume to: Shiante Pereira, Supported Child Development Supervisor 10417-106 Ave Fort St. John, BC V1J 2M8 Phone: 250-785-3200 Fax:250-785-3202 Website:www.cdcfsj.ca   Email:shiante.pereira@cdcfsj.ca   Please see attachment for job descriptions 

Child Development Centre      Fort St. John

Child Development Centre Society of Fort St. John and District    Position: Speech-Language Pathologist   Summary of Duties: See attached job description   Required Qualifications: See attached job description   Classification/Salary: According to HSA Paramedical Agreement-Grid 12   Hours of Work: Part-Time .5FTE   Closing Date: Open Until Filled   Applicants must submit a letter of interest and resume to  Tana Millner, Executive Director 10407 106 Ave Fort St. John, BC V1J 2M8 Email:tana.millner@cdcfsj.ca Fax: (250) 785-3202   cc:Susan Cross (HSA Steward)

Child Development Centre      Fort St. John

Internal/External Job Posting July 2, 2020 Job Posting   Position: Rehabilitation Assistant, Term Position              Maternity Leave August 17,2020-Sept 4, 2021   Summary Duties: See attached Job Description   Required Qualifications: See attached Job Description   Classification/Salary: $23.69-25.67 as per community Sub Sector   Hours of Work: 37.5 hrs per week Monday-Friday   Closing Date: July 24 2020   Applicants must submit a letter of interest By closing date inicated above to: Tana Millner, Executive Director   10417-106 Avenue Fort St. John, BC V1J 2M8 Phone 250-785-3200 Fax 250-785-3202 Email: tana.millner@cdcfsj.ca   CC: Susan Cross (HSA Steward)        

Child Development Centre      Fort St. John

This dog was found near 82nd St and 97th Ave. Please call the SPCA if you know where the dog belongs or if you are the owner (leave your contact info twice). They will call you to arrange for pick up. Please have your ID with you. 250-785-7722

Bc Spca - North Peace Branch      Fort St. John

Here is an updated list of meetings in the Fort St John Area. Monday 7pm The Current 10044 100th st Tuesday 8pm Charlie Lake Community Church  Wednesday 8pm Salvation Army 10116-100th ave Thursday 8pm Salvation Army 10116-100th ave Friday 8pm TJ's Country Kitchen 10688 Alder Sunday 8pm Salvation Army 10116-100th ave we look forward to seeing you there!

Fort St. John Aa Intergroup      Fort St. John

N.E.A.T's Northern Co-Hort is helping establish a food hub network in the Peace Region to support small and medium sized producers broaden their market channels. Two components of the network, which are about to be piloted, are two “Farmers’ stores”. One store is to be located at Hudson's Hope and a second at Northern Co-Hort's location in Fort St. John. Both stores intend to aggregate product from local producers to sell to the local communities. The Northern Co-hort also plans to use their store as a classroom to hold food workshops and presentations, sell bulk foods and prepared meals made using diverted foods. At the workshop attendees can; -Learn about food hubs and food hub networks, what they are and their best practices. -Help identify which type of food producers in the region need support. -Brainstorm what facilities and services are a priority for food producers in the region. -Learn about the two retail stores and brainstorm ideas how they can best operate. Please Register at neat.ca/events/foodhub

Northern Environmental Action Team      Fort St. John

N.E.A.T's Northern Co-Hort is helping establish a food hub network in the Peace Region to support small and medium sized producers broaden their market channels. Two components of the network, which are about to be piloted, are two “Farmers’ stores”. One store is to be located at Hudson's Hope and a second at Northern Co-Hort's location in Fort St. John. Both stores intend to aggregate product from local producers to sell to the local communities. The Northern Co-hort also plans to use their store as a classroom to hold food workshops and presentations, sell bulk foods and prepared meals made using diverted foods. At the workshop attendees can; -Learn about food hubs and food hub networks, what they are and their best practices. -Help identify which type of food producers in the region need support. -Brainstorm what facilities and services are a priority for food producers in the region. -Learn about the two retail stores and brainstorm ideas how they can best operate. Please Register at neat.ca/events/foodhub

Northern Environmental Action Team      Fort St. John