Jordan Back
Council candidate · District of North VancouverIncumbent
6 are elected to this office.
Where they stand
Traffic & transportation
If re-elected, my priorities include improving how we move around the North Shore through better transit, safer walking and cycling connections, and strong advocacy for replacement of the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge.
Housing & affordability
I will continue supporting thoughtful housing choices that help young people, families and seniors remain in our community, with most growth focused near town centres, transit, shops and services.
Property taxes & spending
I also want to advance financially responsible plans to renew aging community facilities, protect our parks, trails and natural environment, prepare for climate risks, and continue pushing for transparency and accountability at Metro Vancouver.
Development & growth
I will continue supporting thoughtful housing choices that help young people, families and seniors remain in our community, with most growth focused near town centres, transit, shops and services.
Parks, environment & climate
I also want to advance financially responsible plans to renew aging community facilities, protect our parks, trails and natural environment, prepare for climate risks, and continue pushing for transparency and accountability at Metro Vancouver.
Childcare, seniors & community services
I also want to advance financially responsible plans to renew aging community facilities, protect our parks, trails and natural environment, prepare for climate risks, and continue pushing for transparency and accountability at Metro Vancouver.
Governance & transparency
I am running as an independent candidate and will continue to approach each issue on its merits, listen carefully to residents and work collaboratively to find practical solutions.
I also want to advance financially responsible plans to renew aging community facilities, protect our parks, trails and natural environment, prepare for climate risks, and continue pushing for transparency and accountability at Metro Vancouver.
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Full statement, as published
Reproduced exactly as it appears on the District of North Vancouver website, retrieved September 28, 2026. Neither the municipality nor this site has verified its accuracy.
North Vancouver has always been home. I am a lifelong resident of the District and have been proud to serve on Council since 2018. I live in Lynn Valley with my wife, Signy, and our two young kids.
Professionally, I have spent more than 20 years working in advertising and sales and hold a Bachelor of Music from UBC. During my time on Council, I have also served on a number of community boards and committees, including the Library Board, Museum and Archives Commission, and the District’s Climate Action Advisory Committee. I am running as an independent candidate and will continue to approach each issue on its merits, listen carefully to residents and work collaboratively to find practical solutions.
If re-elected, my priorities include improving how we move around the North Shore through better transit, safer walking and cycling connections, and strong advocacy for replacement of the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge. I will continue supporting thoughtful housing choices that help young people, families and seniors remain in our community, with most growth focused near town centres, transit, shops and services. I also want to advance financially responsible plans to renew aging community facilities, protect our parks, trails and natural environment, prepare for climate risks, and continue pushing for transparency and accountability at Metro Vancouver.
My goal is a connected, sustainable and welcoming North Vancouver where people of every generation can build a life and feel heard.