Small and medium-sized business in the District of North Vancouver are eligible for a provincial grant that provides financial support during and beyond COVID-19.
To reduce inhumane animal suffering, protect wildlife, reduce toxic materials in our environment, and safeguard worker health and safety, we are prohibiting the use of anticoagulant rodenticides (a type of poison used to control pests such as mice and rats) in all District facilities and on all District lands.
Natcon Construction Services has applied to develop 39 owned apartments and 563 sq m (7,030 sq ft) of commercial space on this site. Join an online public information meeting to ask questions and share your thoughts.
Anthem Properties Group has applied to redevelop this property. The application as submitted proposes dividing the large site into four smaller sites, in order to develop approximately 341 homes in phases.
The application will be presented at a public hearing. A public hearing is your opportunity to speak to Council if you feel your interest in property will be affected by a proposed development.
Due to the current situation with COVID-19, the hearing will be streamed online.
TPL Developments Oxford General Partnership has applied to develop 134 market rental and six non-market rental apartments on this site. A public hearing is your opportunity to speak to Council about the application.
During the November 23 special meeting, Council agreed to strike proposed bylaw amendments related to holiday lighting restrictions from the meeting agenda as a result of feedback from residents.
Salehi Architect Inc. has applied to develop 95 rental apartments (19 below market) in a six-storey building with 83 parking spaces (73 for residents, 10 for visitors) at 1565-1589 Rupert Street. Learn more and share your thoughts.
Today, the District of North Vancouver and Hollyburn Family Services Society announced an agreement to partner on a project to create affordable rental housing on the site of the Delbrook lands at 600 West Queens Road in North Vancouver.
This year on November 11, there will be no public Remembrance Day ceremony in the District of North Vancouver due to the pandemic. It’s important for all of us to find safe ways to honour the courage of Canadians who fought to defend our way of life and the freedoms that we enjoy today.
This year on November 11, there will be no public Remembrance Day ceremony in the District of North Vancouver due to the pandemic. It’s important for all of us to find safe ways to honour the courage of Canadians who fought to defend our way of life and the freedoms that we enjoy today.