Linda Buchanan has been elected the new mayor of the City of North Vancouver.
Buchanan won with 3,800 votes, 401 more than challenger Guy Heywood. Rod Clark finished with 2,828 votes and Kerry Morris with 1,987.
Just two incumbents were re-elected to council, Don Bell and Holly Black. They will be joined by new councillors Angela Girard, Tony Valente, Jessica McIlRoy and Tina Hu.
Below is the full list of mayoral and council candidates in North Vancouver.
Candidates
Mayor
Council
Holly Black, (Incumbent)
Bill Bell
Don Bell (Incumbent)
John A. McCann
Ron A. Sostad
Brett J. Thorburn
Boundary
The City of North Vancouver is a municipality whose boundary stretches to just north of the Upper Levels Highway, west to MacKay Road and east to Brooksbank Avenue. Surrounding the city’s boundaries is the District of North Vancouver.
Population (2016)
52,898
History
North Vancouver — one name, two distinct places.
The area was first inhabited by the ancestors of the Squamish, Tsleil-Wauth and the Musqueam peoples who would use the area to hunt, fish and carry out other activities endemic to their way of life.
The District of North Vancouver was incorporated in 1891, taking in an area from Horseshoe Bay to the Indian Arm.
The City of North Vancouver would be incorporated as its own municipality in 1907.
The city council looked into re-amalgamating in 1957 but it never happened.
Median total income of couple economic families with children (2015)/B.C. median
$114,240/$111,736
Crime Severity Index (CSI) — 2016
RCMP — municipal/B.C.
81.25 (+6.24)/93.63 (-0.71)
RCMP — rural (statistic shared with District of North Vancouver)/B.C.
134.54 (+2.11)/93.63 (-0.71)
Violent Crime Severity Index (CSI) — 2016
RCMP — municipal/B.C.
43.81 (-15.15)/74.86 (-9.81)
RCMP — rural/B.C.
74.71 (-21.83)/74.86 (-9.81)
Political representation
Federal
Jonathan Wilkinson (Liberal)
Provincial
Bowinn Ma (BC NDP) — North Vancouver-Lonsdale
Jane Thornthwaite (BC Liberal) — North Vancouver-Seymour