Election day is Saturday, October 17, 2026.

Start with an issue, not a name.

Fifty-nine people are running for mayor, council and school trustee across the City and District of North Vancouver. Pick a topic you care about and read what each of them has actually said about it — in their own words, with a link to the source.

Election day is Saturday, October 17, 2026.
59candidates, both municipalities
48published a statement
46said something on at least one issue

Browse by issue

Counts show how many of the 59 candidates have addressed each topic in a source we could find. A low count means few candidates wrote about it, not that it is unimportant.

Governance & transparency

How decisions get made: openness and accountability, public consultation, City-District cooperation and amalgamation, regional bodies, oversight.

37 of 59 candidates

Traffic & transportation

Getting around the North Shore: congestion, bridges and crossings, transit and SeaBus, cycling and walking, parking, road safety.

23 of 59 candidates

Housing & affordability

Supply, affordability, rental and non-market housing, secondary suites and coach houses, homelessness.

22 of 59 candidates

Development & growth

Rezoning and development approvals, the Official Community Plan, density, town and village centres, neighbourhood character, permitting speed.

21 of 59 candidates

Parks, environment & climate

Parks and green space, the urban forest, creeks and biodiversity, climate action, emissions, sea level rise.

15 of 59 candidates

Property taxes & spending

Property tax levels, municipal budgets, capital spending, debt, value for money and cost control.

13 of 59 candidates

Schools & education

School District 44 business: student outcomes, staffing, special education, school capacity and capital, budgets. Primarily the trustee races.

13 of 59 candidates

Local economy & small business

Small business and main streets, jobs and employment land, tourism, the film sector, the commercial tax base.

9 of 59 candidates

Childcare, seniors & community services

Child care, services for seniors and youth, recreation facilities, libraries, health and social supports.

8 of 59 candidates

Public safety & emergency preparedness

Policing, fire and rescue, wildfire risk, emergency preparedness, crime and community safety.

4 of 59 candidates

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This site quotes, it does not rate. There are no scores, grades or endorsements here. Every candidate gets the same fields and the same space, quotes are reproduced word for word, and where someone has not addressed a topic the site says exactly that rather than drawing a conclusion. How this was built.