Fort St. John Profile
Explore population, households, income, employment, languages, and dwellings for Fort St. John. Compare trends since 2016 and dig into the full demographic profile below.
Fort St. John Population
Population Age Distribution
Fort St. John Households
Household Size
Size Distribution
Household Composition
Fort St. John Incomes
Summary
Income Composition
Individual Income Distribution
Fort St. John Employment
Labour Force
Low Income Prevalence
Fort St. John Languages
Language Knowledge
Mother Tongue
Top Mother Tongue Languages
Fort St. John Dwellings
Dwelling Type
Community snapshot
About Fort St. John
Fort St. John is a city in northeastern British Columbia’s Peace River Country, a service hub for oil, gas, and agriculture on the Alaska Highway. Prairie-parkland surrounds a growing commercial centre that supplies camps and farms across the North Peace. It sits well north of Prince George along the highway corridor. About 21,000 people live in Fort St. John.
Known for
- Peace River Country energy and agriculture hub
- Alaska Highway service centre in northeast B.C.
- Oil and gas industry workforce community
- North Peace regional retail and health services
- Northern prairie-parkland setting
See & do
Fish Creek Community Forest
Trails and outdoor recreation close to the city.
Peace River lookouts / countryside
River valley views on drives south and east of town.
North Peace Cultural Centre
Theatre, library, and arts programming downtown.
Centennial Park
Central green space and community events.
Alaska Highway corridor
Historic northern highway through the commercial strip.
Data source → Census methodology & attribution
Discover More Insights
Compare Fort St. John with other Canadian locations side-by-side.
Open comparison toolData source → Census methodology & attribution