Residents in the District of North Vancouver appear to have decided to keep their mayor for another four years following the 2022 B.C. municipal election.
Global News projects incumbent Mayor Mike Little will keep his seat.
Coun. Mike Bond was running against Little for the mayor’s job.
Joining Little on the council, Global News projects, will be incumbents Jordan Back, Lisa Muri, Jim M Hanson and Betty Forbes, along with newcomers Catherine Pope and Herman Mah.
Candidates
Mayor
Coun. Mathew Bond
Mike Little (incumbent)
Council
Jordan Back (incumbent)
Trey Bell
Betty Forbes (incumbent)
Jim M Hanson (incumbent)
Harrison Johnston
Herman Mah
Lisa Muri (incumbent)
Catherine Pope
Greg Robins
Peter Teevan
Thomas Tofigh
Clayton Welwood
Population of municipality
88,168 (2021)
Boundary of the municipality
All around the City of North Vancouver is where you’ll find the District, whose boundaries stretch west to east from around Capilano River Regional Park to the Indian Arm. The City of North Vancouver formed its own municipality in 1907, separate from the district.
This profile will continually be updated to reflect the latest information, interviews and events in the campaign.