To Celebrate International Women’s Month, Week, and Day, Tanalea L. Belter Chartered Professional Accountant Inc. and 100.1 Moose FM want to recognize some of the Amazing women who impact our community
This could be a leader in the community, someone who is always volunteering, or a co-worker who goes above and beyond.
Nominate that person below, and between March 3rd to 7th they could win something from this year’s prize sponsors:
1.The Lippy Lemon
2. Scoop & Laine Collective
3. Dani B Photography
4. NP Skin Boutique
5. Nikipicky Cleaning
The Women of FSJ contest is presented by Tanalea L. Belter Chartered Professional Accountant Inc. and 100.1 Moose FM
March 3 Winner of The Lippy Lemon – Brayley Mylrea – Nominated by Tori Ring
Since moving here in 2022, Brayley has been an amazing assett to our community of young families. She created an amazing community of moms through her free park play dates, where she invited moms and their kids to meet at parks each week and provided free core workouts while the children played. She was able to transition these free park groups into a class at the Pomeroy Sports Center so through the cold winters moms could still have a place to bring their kids and work on their health and strength. She also offers physiotherapy through her practice at All Well Life Chiropractor Clinic. On top of all of this, she also invites moms, dads and kids to join her for outdoor and indoor get togethers almost weekly. The community she has created for families and especially moms and tots has been an amazing addition to the Fort St. John area and I am so proud of her and all her hard work and commitment.
March 4 Winner of Scoop & Laine Collective – Jordon Lock – Nominated by Marly Kimmie
I am nominating Jordon as a Woman of FSJ Who Makes a Difference because of her unwavering dedication to supporting local businesses and building a stronger community. As the founder of The Marketing Collective, Jordon has helped countless small businesses in Fort St. John elevate their presence, tell their stories, and connect with their audiences in meaningful ways. Beyond her professional work, Jordon is passionate about empowering others—whether it’s mentoring fellow entrepreneurs, uplifting women in business, or fostering a collaborative spirit in the community. Her creativity, leadership, and commitment to seeing others succeed make a tangible impact, and her work continues to inspire those around her. Jordon embodies what it means to make a difference, not just through her expertise but through the genuine care and energy she brings to everything she does.
March 5 Winner of Dani B Photography – Teresa German – Nominated by Kaity Bruvold and Kenzie O’Brien
Teresa host a meeting every first Wednesday of the woman for the peace area woman in trades. She facilities these meetings ups in her office at step bc. She’s been doing this for over a year now I think she’s an amazing member of the woman in this community and an invaluable person to the woman in trades in our community. – Kaity
She helps women in trades share our stories and connect with others, she helps young people get a foot in the door with trades as well! She is a dedicated woman and gives everything 100% – Kenzie
March 6 Winner of NP Skin Boutique – Tina Peters – Nominated by Samantha Payette
Tina is an incredible woman, she has been battling cancer for far too long and always maintains such a positive outlook. Tina does so much for her community, working with youth hockey and other events. I can’t think of someone more deserving.
March 7 Winner of Nikipicky Cleaning – Meaghan Mallough – Nominated by Phallon Stoutenburg
Meaghan has been an integral part of our community since she first moved here in 2017. She was an original member of the Intensive Case Management Team (ICMT), a front-line program that helps those living in or impacted by active addictions and mental health. In 2022, Meaghan became a clinician for the Car 60 program, a program that assists the RCMP in mental health crisis. Those that work in the social services sector, you know just how amazing Meaghan is at her job. In addition to her workload, Meaghan also is an active union member, advocating better union benefits and working conditions for her colleagues and other union members. Meaghan goes above and beyond with everything that she does, she sees the best in people, and her presence does not go unnoticed.
