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Sources and documents
Every figure on this site comes from a document a resident can open. This page lists them by topic, with the date and what the campaign takes from each. Where a figure comes from news reporting of a decision rather than a published document, the entry says so.
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Voting and the election
- District of North Vancouver — Elections
The official election page. Dates, places and candidates come from here. - District of North Vancouver — Voting dates and locations
General and advance voting days and every voting place. - Province of British Columbia — BC Address Geocoder
The map position of each voting place on the District’s list, for the finder on the voting page. - GeoNames — Postal codes (CC BY 4.0)
The approximate position of each North Vancouver postal code, which the voting-place finder uses on your own device. - District of North Vancouver — See who is running
The nominated candidates and the all-candidates meetings the District lists. - Elections BC — Local elections
Who can vote, identification, campaign financing rules and contribution limits. - Elections BC — Voter registration
Register or check your registration.
The North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Metro Vancouver — Program timeline
The four dated cost estimates: 2013, 2017, 2021 and 2024. - Metro Vancouver — Cost fact sheet (February 20, 2025)
Corroborates the $700 million, $1.058 billion and $3.86 billion figures and the $2.8 billion increase. - GVS&DD board agenda, 31 May 2024 — the meeting at which this was decided
The meeting record for the 37% / 63% cost-sharing decision. The household figures are cited to this decision as reported, not to a Metro Vancouver publication. - Global News, 22 March 2024 — $725 a year projected before cost-sharing
News reporting of the board decision. Linked as news. - Global News, 31 May 2024 — $590 a year after the board decision; $150, $90 and $80 elsewhere
News reporting of the board decision. Linked as news. - Metro Vancouver — 2026 Budget and 2026–2030 Financial Plan
Household charges for regional services in each of the four sewerage areas, 2025 to 2030 (PDF p. 4). - CBC News, 31 May 2024 — the cost-sharing vote
Staff recommended that the North Shore carry 12%; the board set 37%. - Daily Hive, 25 July 2026, reporting Metro Vancouver’s board governance review
About 92% of directors support a staged move to one regional sewerage area. Support, not a decision. - District of North Vancouver — 2025–2029 Financial Plan (the 2024 and 2025 levy)
The District’s regional sewer levy (PDF p. 9). - District of North Vancouver — 2026–2030 Approved Financial Plan (the 2026 and 2030 levy)
The District’s regional sewer levy (PDF p. 17).
Budget and property taxes
- District of North Vancouver — 2026–2030 Financial Plan (Budget)
The current five-year financial plan. - District of North Vancouver — 2026 property tax newsletter
States the 2026 municipal tax increase of 3.53% (2.03% for services, 1.5% for the infrastructure deficit), that about 45% of a tax bill goes to other agencies, and the July 2, 2026 due date. - District of North Vancouver — 2019–2023 Financial Plan
Cited on the tax record for the 2019 tax increase (p. 4); the 2019 utility increase (p. 5); the 2018 utility charge (p. 26). - District of North Vancouver — 2020–2024 Financial Plan
Cited on the tax record for the 2020 utility increase (p. 5). - District of North Vancouver — 2021–2025 Financial Plan
Cited on the tax record for the 2021 tax increase (p. 7); the 2021 utility increase (p. 8). - District of North Vancouver — 2022–2026 Financial Plan
Cited on the tax record for the 2022 tax increase (p. 7); the 2022 utility increase (p. 8); the 2022 utility charge (p. 46). - District of North Vancouver — 2023–2027 Financial Plan
Cited on the tax record for the 2023 tax increase (p. 7); the 2023 utility increase (p. 11). - District of North Vancouver — Approved Financial Plan 2024–2028
Cited on the tax record for the 2024 tax increase (p. 7); the 2024 utility increase (p. 12). - District of North Vancouver — Approved Financial Plan 2025–2029
Cited on the tax record for the 2025 tax increase (p. 5); the 2025 utility increase (p. 9). - District of North Vancouver — 2026–2030 Approved Financial Plan
Cited on the tax record for the 2026 tax increase (p. 11); the 2026 utility increase (p. 17); the 2026 utility charge (p. 58); the 2025 to 2030 adjustments table (p. 12); the expected service reductions (p. 27); the replacement value of District assets (p. 33). - District of North Vancouver — 2020 Annual Report
Cited on the tax record for the 2020 tax increase (pp. 54, 64). - District of North Vancouver — 2026 utility fees newsletter
Cited on the tax record for Metro Vancouver’s share of each utility charge (p. 1); the reserve draw of 2026 to 2029 (p. 2). - CivicInfo BC — 2018 general local election results, District of North Vancouver
Who sat on council for each budget on the tax record. - CivicInfo BC — 2022 general local election results, District of North Vancouver
Who sat on council for each budget on the tax record.
Property tax increases in other municipalities
- Surrey — 2019 to 2021: Surrey 2021 Annual Financial Report, PDF p. 7
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Surrey — 2020: CBC News
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Surrey — 2021: Global News
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Surrey — 2022: Daily Hive
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Surrey — 2023: CBC News
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Surrey — 2024: CBC News
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Surrey — 2025: Peace Arch News
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Surrey — 2026: Surrey Now-Leader
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Burnaby — 2019: 2019–2023 Financial Plan
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Burnaby — 2020: 2020–2024 Financial Plan
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Burnaby — 2021: 2021–2025 Financial Plan
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Burnaby — 2022: 2022–2026 Financial Plan Highlights
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Burnaby — 2023: 2023–2027 Financial Plan Highlights
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Burnaby — 2024: 2024–2028 Financial Plan (council report)
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Burnaby — 2025: 2025–2029 Financial Plan Highlights (3.9% plus the 1.9% growth levy)
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Burnaby — 2026: 2026–2030 Financial Plan Highlights (2.9% plus the growth levy)
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Port Coquitlam — 2019: council report, April 16, 2019, PDF p. 19
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Port Coquitlam — 2020: council report, April 28, 2020, PDF pp. 16–17 (0% for COVID-19)
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Port Coquitlam — 2021: council report, April 27, 2021, PDF pp. 28–30 ($41.57 on $1,950.68)
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Port Coquitlam — 2022: council report, April 26, 2022, PDF p. 63
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Port Coquitlam — 2023: tax rates bylaw
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Port Coquitlam — 2024: 2024–2028 Financial Plan
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Port Coquitlam — 2025: council report, April 22, 2025, PDF p. 2
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Port Coquitlam — 2026: 2026 Budget at a Glance
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - City of North Vancouver — 2019: property tax information
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - City of North Vancouver — 2020: property tax information
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - City of North Vancouver — 2021: property tax information
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - City of North Vancouver — 2022: property tax information
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - City of North Vancouver — 2023: property tax information sheet
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - City of North Vancouver — 2024: property tax information sheet
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - City of North Vancouver — 2025: property tax information sheet
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - City of North Vancouver — 2026: property tax information sheet
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - New Westminster — 2019: 2019 Financial Plan notice
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - New Westminster — 2020: council report, April 27, 2020, PDF p. 15 (3.1% plus a 1.0% emergency levy)
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - New Westminster — 2021: council report, February 2021, PDF p. 2
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - New Westminster — 2022: City budget page (bylaw given three readings, January 10, 2022)
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - New Westminster — 2023: New West Record, council vote of April 17, 2023
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - New Westminster — 2024: New West Record
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - New Westminster — 2025: New West Record, council vote of January 13, 2025
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - New Westminster — 2026: council report, February 9, 2026, PDF p. 9 (4.8% plus a 1.0% capital levy)
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - West Vancouver — 2019 to 2021: five-year financial plans
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - West Vancouver — 2022 budget
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - West Vancouver — 2023 budget
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - West Vancouver — 2024 budget
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - West Vancouver — 2025 budget
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - West Vancouver — 2026 budget
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Vancouver — 2019: Global News
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Vancouver — 2020: 2020 Budget, PDF p. 5
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Vancouver — 2021: 2021 Budget Highlights, PDF p. 13
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Vancouver — 2022: 2022 Budget, PDF p. 5
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Vancouver — 2023: CBC News
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Vancouver — 2024: CBC News
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Vancouver — 2025: City of Vancouver
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms. - Vancouver — 2026: City of Vancouver
Cited on the tax record for the comparison between council terms.
Housing
- Province of BC — Housing Target Order for the District of North Vancouver (Ministerial Order 280/2023)
Effective October 1, 2023 to September 30, 2028. Five-year target: 2,838 net new completed units, set at 75% of the provincial housing needs estimate. - Province of BC — Housing target orders
All municipalities under orders, and their reports. - District of North Vancouver — Interim housing target progress report (May 2024)
The District’s first report to the Province under the order. - Province of BC — Small-scale, multi-unit housing
The 2023 legislation requiring municipalities to allow more homes on single-house lots. - Province of BC — Transit-oriented development areas
The 2023 legislation on density near transit. - District of North Vancouver — Official Community Plan update
The current OCP review. - District of North Vancouver — Targeted OCP Review Action Plan 2021–2030
What the District committed to review, and when.
Transportation
- District of North Vancouver — Transportation Plan
The District’s own plan for roads, crossings, cycling and transit-supportive measures. - District of North Vancouver — Construction projects that may affect traffic
What is under construction now. - District of North Vancouver — Mountain Highway safety improvements
An example of a District-controlled corridor project. - TransLink — North Shore area transport planning
The North Shore Area Transit Plan. - TransLink — Mayors’ Council on Regional Transportation
Membership (every municipality in the region) and what it decides.
Public safety and community services
- District of North Vancouver — How we stay wildfire-ready
The District’s wildfire program. - District of North Vancouver — Wildfire Hazard Development Permit Area FAQ
Which properties are in the interface and what the permit requires. - District of North Vancouver — Wildfire home hazard assessment
The FireSmart assessment residents can request. - District of North Vancouver — Our fire and rescue team
Fire and Rescue Services. - District of North Vancouver — Fire and Rescue annual report 2023
The service’s own account of its year. - North Shore Emergency Management — About NSEM
The shared emergency management department for the three North Shore municipalities. - North Vancouver RCMP — About the detachment
Confirms the District and the City are policed as one area. - North Vancouver Recreation and Culture Commission
Recreation and culture, shared by the District and the City.
The ten priorities (platform, Version 3)
- CBC: Metro Vancouver, Acciona settle lawsuits (2026)
Cited in the platform document. - North Shore News: Metro rejects North Shore request for settlement money
Cited in the platform document. - CBC: North Vancouver mayors call for inquiry
Cited in the platform document. - ConstructConnect: Metro Vancouver announces review (June 2026)
Cited in the platform document. - District of North Vancouver: Draft 2026–2030 Financial Plan
RCMP staffing, p. 55
How the District is governed
- District of North Vancouver — Government and administration
Council, meetings, bylaws and the administration. - District of North Vancouver — Meet your Mayor
The office as the District describes it. - Metro Vancouver — Board members
Who represents the District on the Metro Vancouver boards. As of September 2026 the District’s director is a councillor, with the mayor as alternate: council appoints the seat; the mayor does not hold it automatically.
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