Jullian Kolstee
Council candidate · City of North Vancouver
6 are elected to this office.
Where they stand
Housing & affordability
Politicians often talk about young people being priced out of the communities they belong to. I am that person.
Development & growth
I’ve grown up and lived in North Vancouver all my life, and I’ve witnessed how this community has transformed. That change is only accelerating, and I believe our challenge is to grow while protecting what makes this place our home.
Governance & transparency
I want to serve our long-term public interest as a councillor who approaches the issues that affect us most by engaging in difficult conversations, building real relationships, and drawing from diverse perspectives.
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Full statement, as published
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He/Him/His
I’ve grown up and lived in North Vancouver all my life, and I’ve witnessed how this community has transformed. That change is only accelerating, and I believe our challenge is to grow while protecting what makes this place our home.
When my family fell on hard times, this community supported us. I’ve been the beneficiary of your kindness and generosity throughout my life, and I’ve tried to serve through my civic engagement, teaching, volunteering, advocacy, and public service. North Vancouver has invested in me, and I’m here to return that investment on council.
I’m running for City Council because I want to bring my experiences and skills to serving North Vancouver. I want to serve our long-term public interest as a councillor who approaches the issues that affect us most by engaging in difficult conversations, building real relationships, and drawing from diverse perspectives.
Politicians often talk about young people being priced out of the communities they belong to. I am that person. I am not a talking point. I’m running for City Council because as a son of North Vancouver, I want a future here.