Elect Holly Back for City of North Vancouver Council
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The City of North Vancouver is a vibrant and thriving city and I feel so lucky to be part of this amazing community. Together, we are pulling out of the pandemic and creating a new normal. And that means change.
  
No matter how positive, change can present some challenges. We need strong Council leadership to guide us through this time of renewal and to ensure that we effectively manage challenges that arise along the way. Working to ensure that our community is welcoming and inclusive for everyone, providing affordable housing options, leading on climate action, supporting a diverse economy for businesses to grow and prosper, providing active and sustainable ways for people to move around the North Shore, and building a vibrant city where people can gather and connect. The role of Councillor is to represent the diversity of our community, to be the liaison with our citizens, community groups, and other levels of government.
 
During my previous two terms on Council, we made some important decisions that will carry us through for generations. But our work is not done. With your support, I will build on that momentum, incorporate your thoughts and ideas, and bring my business-minded and common-sense approach to work for our community.
 
During my last term, our community worked together to accomplish the following:
 
  • Completion of Green Necklace, Spirit Trail
  • Affordable rental units
  • Polygon Gallery
  • The Shipyards, skating plaza, splash park
  • Brewery District
  • More bike lanes, walkways, bike share
  • Improved public transit  
  • Construction begins - Community Recreation Centre
  • Construction also begins - Silver Harbour Seniors Centre
  • North Shore Neighbourhood House redevelopment
 
And that’s not all. Click here for more information on progress made over the last four years.