On April 13th, 2026, District of North Vancouver Council made what I believe was the right decision when it rejected Chemtrade Electrochem Inc.'s application to continue producing liquid chlorine beyond 2030. That decision placed public safety, long-term community planning, and risk management ahead of corporate convenience. Now, as the issue returns for further consideration, I believe Council should stand firm. If Chemtrade wishes to continue operating in North Vancouver be

I was very encouraged to see that District of North Vancouver Council has rejected the Chemtrade proposal to continue producing liquid chlorine past 2030. In a close and highly consequential 4–3 vote, council ultimately chose to prioritize the safety and long-term wellbeing of our community. This was not a unanimous decision unfortunately, and the split vote reflects that. Councillors Betty Forbes, Catherine Pope, and Lisa Muri, along with Mayor Mike Little voted NO, rejectin

https://www.northshoredailypost.com/district-north-vancouver-3-5-percent-tax-increase-ssmuh-affordability-costs/ This recent article in the North Shore Daily Post highlights concerns that many residents here in the District of North Vancouver have been quietly voicing for months. I share the view expressed in the piece: we absolutely need more housing options, but we cannot ignore the long-term consequences of how we deliver them. Right now, the Province’s Small-Scale Multi-U

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