Shervin Shahriari
Council candidate · City of North VancouverIncumbent
6 are elected to this office.
Where they stand
Traffic & transportation
On pay parking, I listened to residents and businesses and advocated for 30-minute free curbside parking and 3-hour free parking at Harry Jerome.
My second-term priorities are public input, traffic flow, transit, affordable housing, protections for displaced tenants, more trees and parks, business vitality, and stewardship of taxpayer dollars.
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Housing & affordability
I stood up for displaced tenants.
My second-term priorities are public input, traffic flow, transit, affordable housing, protections for displaced tenants, more trees and parks, business vitality, and stewardship of taxpayer dollars.
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Property taxes & spending
I raised concerns about wastewater treatment plant costs and strongly supported calls for an independent public inquiry.
I opposed the Swim Deck project after concluding that its cost estimate was conceptual and not sufficiently detailed.
My second-term priorities are public input, traffic flow, transit, affordable housing, protections for displaced tenants, more trees and parks, business vitality, and stewardship of taxpayer dollars.
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Development & growth
I supported North Shore Neighbourhood House redevelopment, including housing for families and workers. I championed pedestrian safety, accessibility, mature tree retention and heritage preservation.
Parks, environment & climate
I championed pedestrian safety, accessibility, mature tree retention and heritage preservation. I raised concerns about wastewater treatment plant costs and strongly supported calls for an independent public inquiry.
My second-term priorities are public input, traffic flow, transit, affordable housing, protections for displaced tenants, more trees and parks, business vitality, and stewardship of taxpayer dollars.
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Childcare, seniors & community services
I opposed the Swim Deck project after concluding that its cost estimate was conceptual and not sufficiently detailed.
Local economy & small business
On pay parking, I listened to residents and businesses and advocated for 30-minute free curbside parking and 3-hour free parking at Harry Jerome.
My second-term priorities are public input, traffic flow, transit, affordable housing, protections for displaced tenants, more trees and parks, business vitality, and stewardship of taxpayer dollars.
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Governance & transparency
First elected to Council in 2022, I listen to residents, think independently and stand up for residents.
I raised concerns about wastewater treatment plant costs and strongly supported calls for an independent public inquiry.
My first term demonstrated the value of independent thinking. On pay parking, I listened to residents and businesses and advocated for 30-minute free curbside parking and 3-hour free parking at Harry Jerome.
My second-term priorities are public input, traffic flow, transit, affordable housing, protections for displaced tenants, more trees and parks, business vitality, and stewardship of taxpayer dollars.
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Full statement, as published
Reproduced exactly as it appears on the City of North Vancouver website, retrieved September 28, 2026. Neither the municipality nor this site has verified its accuracy.
I have lived in North Vancouver for over 40 years, and I love this City. First elected to Council in 2022, I listen to residents, think independently and stand up for residents.
I have 35+ years of experience, including teaching project and business management at Langara College and a lifelong commitment to North Vancouver. I chaired the North Vancouver Museum & Archives Commission and City Library Board, and authored North Vancouver’s Lonsdale Neighbourhood, a local history book.
I supported North Shore Neighbourhood House redevelopment, including housing for families and workers. I championed pedestrian safety, accessibility, mature tree retention and heritage preservation. I raised concerns about wastewater treatment plant costs and strongly supported calls for an independent public inquiry.
My first term demonstrated the value of independent thinking. On pay parking, I listened to residents and businesses and advocated for 30-minute free curbside parking and 3-hour free parking at Harry Jerome. I opposed the Swim Deck project after concluding that its cost estimate was conceptual and not sufficiently detailed. I stood up for displaced tenants.
My second-term priorities are public input, traffic flow, transit, affordable housing, protections for displaced tenants, more trees and parks, business vitality, and stewardship of taxpayer dollars.
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