Moving from Australia to Canada at the age of 53, to live and work as an internationally educated nurse (IEN) in the remote, regional location of Terrace, BC, has been one of the most enriching and positive experiences of my life. There really is something special about regional, remote nursing. It's the location as well as the professional experience. I highly recommend nursing in another country, particularly Canada!
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Seniors in Prince George will soon have access to more long-term care as construction starts on a new long-term care village.
Once built, the new home will provide 200 new beds for seniors, with an eight-bed geriatric psychiatry unit. A new 30-person adult day program will include services that support seniors’ living in the community by providing social interaction, activities and a sense of community, reducing loneliness and isolation.
The new hospital in Fort St. James is now called Nats’oojeh [Nat-Soo-Jay] Hospital and Health Centre, reflecting the Dakelh First Nations heritage.
There has been an increase in overdose events in the community of Terrace, linked to purple and blue drugs. Overdoses are occurring when these drugs are smoked and injected.
