West Van District

06/11/2026

Cheering for your favourite team this weekend? Save a cheer for our gardeners! ⚽🌱

You can spot this soccer-inspired design when driving up Taylor Way to enter the British Properties. After careful measuring and outlining, the crew brings the design to life with hundreds of individual plants.

06/10/2026

90 minutes of free parking at Ambleside Park is anticipated to begin July 7.

Once in effect, visitors can receive 90 minutes of free parking by starting a PayByPhone session and entering their licence plate using the app, website, or phone option. One free 90-minute session is available per licence plate, per day.

For stays longer than than 90 minutes, paid parking is required at $2.50 per hour for additional time. Payment can be made using the hangTag or PayByPhone mobile apps, or at a physical pay station.

West Vancouver residents are eligible for a free annual parking pass. To apply, visit impark.com/westvan. Residents with a valid parks parking pass do not need to register for the 90 minutes of free parking.

To learn more: https://westvancouver.ca/news/ambleside-park-90-minutes-free-parking-anticipated-begin-july-7

06/09/2026

This summer, Metro Vancouver’s interactive air quality display will continue its municipal tour in West Vancouver! Visit the Seniors' Activity Centre until June 21 and explore LumiAir, a dynamic and interactive visual display where you can find air quality data, scenarios, and educational modules.

Next locations:
🔹Memorial Library: June 22 to July 5
🔹Community Centre: July 6 to 19
🔹Municipal Hall: July 20 to August 2

06/09/2026

Join us and celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day on the traditional unceded territories of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation), səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh Nation), and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam Nation).

This free family-friendly event is suitable for all ages and will shine a light on languages, music and dance, cultures, and the immeasurable contributions of First Nations peoples.

Learn more at westvancouver.ca/indigenous-day ⁠

Squamish Nation
Tsleil-Waututh Nation
Musqueam

06/08/2026

Starting June 8, Metro Vancouver will move to Stage 3 water restrictions.

All residential and non-residential lawn watering is still prohibited, and there are additional restrictions on watering trees and gardens, filling pools and hot tubs, and washing surfaces, vehicles, and boats.

Learn more at westvancouver.ca/watering

06/04/2026

In this new edition of the Mayor’s Update, learn about the Youth Hub groundbreaking event, the Community Awards ceremony, the National Indigenous Peoples Day event, and more.

Visit our website to read this issue and sign up: westvancouver.ca/mayor-council

06/03/2026

We are hiring election workers for the upcoming 2026 general local election!

Join our elections team to gain valuable experience, contribute to the community, and help election day run smoothly.

Apply by Friday, June 19 at westvancouver.ca/careers

06/02/2026

Stage 3 water restrictions will come into effect on June 8. Visit metrovancouver.org/lawns for more information.

Stage 3 water restrictions will come into effect on June 8.

Under Stage 3, lawn watering is still prohibited. Trees, shrubs, and flowers can be watered by hand or drip irrigation only —no sprinklers or soaker hoses. And there will be additional restrictions on filling pools/hot tubs, and washing surfaces, vehicles, and boats.

Visit metrovancouver.org/lawns for more information.

06/01/2026

Reminder! The District of West Vancouver is updating its Accessibility Plan, guided by the Accessible British Columbia Act (ABCA). We want to hear from you!

Tell us your priorities for accessibility and how the District can remove and prevent barriers to access and help inform our Accessibility Plan update.

Learn more and share your feedback at: westvancouver.ca/accessibility-update

05/29/2026

Check out the Mayor’s Update e-newsletter featuring an update about the independent review for the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant project.

Read this issue at westvancouver.ca/mayor-council