North Vancouver-Capilano’s new riding boundaries

Curious about our riding’s new boundaries? You aren’t alone. In 2023, our riding was re-named to “North Vancouver-Capilano” and our geographical boundaries have slightly shifted. The 2 main changes include:

  1. Parts of Lynn Valley and Grand Boulevard now fall into “Burnaby North — Seymour”

  2. Our riding now includes a section of West Vancouver, located south of the Taylor Way, all the way west to 21st. Anything west of 21st falls into the West Vancouver — Sunshine Coast — Sea to Sky Country

The image down below reflects North Vancouver — Capilano’s new boundaries. If you have any questions about our riding, please feel free to call our office (236-260-5158) or to visit the Elections Canada website to learn more.

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