Terrace: Find the right care in the right place
Confused about what health care services are available in your area? Depending on your needs, there are different services available. This resource serves as a guide for when to use the different h...
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Our people: How Nurse Manager Carla Lennert balances work and life
Working at Northern Health Challenging and rewarding Carla Lennert is the Nurse Manager at Terraceview Lodge, Northern Health’s 99-bed, long-term care home in Terrace. As one of the facility's...
Terrace nurse hosts "What Matters to You?” Day celebration
What’s most important to you when receiving health care? This question is the foundation of “What Matters to You?” Day, which has been internationally celebrated in more than 30 countries since ...
Terrace beats the heat with a cooling centre!
High temperatures can’t keep this community from coming together when people need it the most! Northern Health, Ksan Society, Kermode Friendship Society, City of Terrace, Ministry of Social Developm...
Thinking outside the garden box: getting creative with growing food
There’s something special about students growing and harvesting food – these experiences open up an exciting world of learning, while also promoting student wellness. Caledonia Secondary School in...
Being a patient partner at Northern Health: Jasmine Pocha’s story
We’ve all likely had experience interacting with the health care system, whether it was your regular check-up or something needing more immediate attention. Patient partners are patients who take th...
Resilient communities grant: Terrace art workshops good for artists, gallery, participants, and community
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Terrace Art Gallery was very busy with opening night galas, art workshops, and kids’ camps. The COVID-19 safety restrictions initially made it difficult for the gallery’s board and staff to follow their mandate ‘to enrich local and regional culture by providing a continuous exposure to the visual arts and encouraging community involvement through outreach, education and service.’