What this campaign will do

A necessary plant, and serious questions about a $3.86 billion project. Residents are owed the full picture and a plan.

• Demand transparent reporting.
• Support independent oversight.
• Advocate for fair regional cost sharing.
• Protect North Shore taxpayers.
• Improve procurement and project-management controls.
• Publish project costs, delays, risks and change orders.

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Every line of the budget should be explainable to the household paying for it.

• Review municipal spending.
• Control unnecessary administrative costs.
• Publish understandable municipal budgets.
• Protect homeowners and renters from avoidable tax increases.
• Prioritize essential services.
• Evaluate programs based on measurable results.

Homes for the people who already work here, built where the infrastructure can carry them.

• Support housing for families, workers and seniors.
• Protect neighbourhood character.
• Ensure development matches infrastructure capacity.
• Encourage practical housing choices.
• Improve permitting timelines.
• Require development to contribute fairly toward infrastructure.

Getting across the North Shore should not be the hardest part of the day.

• Improve coordination of road construction.
• Advocate for more reliable public transportation.
• Improve traffic flow.
• Make walking and cycling safer.
• Recognize the needs of drivers, seniors and people with disabilities.
• Work with regional and provincial transportation partners.

We live against a forest, on a slope, in an earthquake zone. Preparedness is not optional.

• Strengthen wildfire prevention.
• Improve emergency preparedness.
• Protect neighbourhoods and public spaces.
• Support first responders.
• Improve communication during emergencies.
• Prepare for earthquakes, storms, floods and climate-related risks.

Municipal hall should answer, on a timeline it publishes and is measured against.

• Improve customer service at municipal hall.
• Establish service-response standards.
• Simplify permits and applications.
• Increase public consultation.
• Publish clear performance measurements.
• Make council decisions easier to understand.
• Improve transparency around contracts and major projects.

The forests, creeks and trails are why people stay. They need active protection.

• Protect parks, trails, rivers and forests.
• Improve environmental planning.
• Maintain recreation facilities.
• Preserve North Vancouver’s natural character.
• Manage growth responsibly.
• Support families, youth and seniors.

The shops on Edgemont, Lynn Valley and Deep Cove are neighbourhood infrastructure.

• Simplify business licensing.
• Reduce unnecessary delays.
• Support local employment.
• Improve communication with business owners.
• Encourage responsible economic development.
• Protect neighbourhood-serving businesses.