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City View eNews April 9, 2026

Дата публикации: 09-04-2026 21:34:10

Celebrate Earth Day Next Saturday! | Canada Soccer House at The Shipyards this June | Let’s Talk – CNV Update |New HJCRC and Silver Harbour Seniors’ Activity Centre | Planting for Pollinators | National Volunteer Week: April 19 to 25 | Earth Month – Green Waste Reminders | Upcoming Council Meetings

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Celebrate Earth Day Next Saturday! 

Join us at the City’s free Earth Day event on Saturday, April 18 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Moodyville Park.

Filled with family-friendly fun to benefit the local environment, activities will include: 

  • A volunteer invasive plant removal led by the City Park Stewards (registration is required) 
  • Safety practices from the Community Awareness Public Safety Volunteers
  • Bubbles and chalk art hosted by Ponnie Matin Studios 
  • Sign painting, ivy weaving and other arts and crafts
  • A free Bike Repair Cafe presented by Obsession Bikes 
  • A variety of interactive community booths featuring local organizations and City partners 

Visit cnv.org/EarthDay or the link below for full details and to register for the invasive plant removal.

Canada Soccer House at The Shipyards this June

The City of North Vancouver is thrilled to announce that it was chosen as one of two locations to host Uber Eats Canada Soccer House. The Shipyards will be the official home for soccer fans in North Vancouver during the 2026 World Cup from June 11 until July 19. 

Activities at the fan festival will be completely free and offer live streaming events on a jumbo screen, food and beverages, social gathering spaces, interactive games, prizes, retail pop-ups, meet-and-greets and more! Additional programming and event schedules will be announced by Canada Soccer in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for more updates.

From left to right: Melissa Tancredi (former Canadian Women’s Team player), Councillor Holly Back, Michael Beckerman (Chief Commercial Officer, Canada Soccer Media & Entertainment), Councillor Don Bell, Gayle Statton (Director, Canada Soccer), Mayor Linda Buchanan, Marcel de Jong (former Canadian Men’s Team player), Brad Baker (Director, Canada Soccer), Bob Lenarduzzi (former Canadian Men’s Team player and coach, and former Director, Canada Soccer), Councillor Jessica McIlroy, Councillor Tony Valente and Councillor Shervin Shahriari. 

Let’s Talk – CNV Update

The City of North Vancouver is making it easier and more intuitive for people to take part in City decisions. As part of this work, we’ve updated our online engagement platform, Let’s Talk CNV.

Let’s Talk CNV is where you can learn about past and current City projects, see how community input is helping shape decisions, and take part in engagement opportunities. The updated platform offers a more user-friendly and accessible experience, making it easier to find information and get involved.

Visit Let’s Talk CNV to explore these projects, and don’t forget to sign up! Creating an account allows you to track your participation, review past interactions, and follow projects to receive updates on the topics that matter to you.

New HJCRC and Silver Harbour Seniors’ Activity Centre

The City is building a brand-new Silver Harbour Seniors’ Activity Centre as part of the Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre project, which in return aims to revitalize and enrich the surrounding area. View the latest renderings to see what the future space will look like.

Two centres, seamlessly connected. A fully covered, accessible pathway lined with beautiful plants will make moving between community spaces easier than ever!

Planting for Pollinators 

Now that spring is here, consider making your garden pollinator-friendly! Pollinators like bees, butterflies and birds, are vital to our ecosystem as they help plants reproduce through pollination. 

Here are three helpful tips to attract pollinators to your garden: 

  • Grow a mix of plants – Native species that flower throughout the year and bloom all season often feed more pollinators than non-native plants.
  • Diversify colours and shapes – Attract different pollinators with diverse plants.
  • Avoid pesticides – Protect pollinators from harmful chemicals as pesticides and fertilizers can kill some pollinators and harm other beneficial insects. 
Click the link below for more ways to support the City's natural pollinators. 

National Volunteer Week: April 19 to 25

National Volunteer Week, running from April 19 – 25, celebrates the way in which people across Canada have ignited volunteerism throughout their communities.

There are a number of ways that interested residents can get involved, including volunteering with the City Park Stewards!

The City Park Stewards is a volunteer program aimed at improving the ecological health of our parks and natural areas. Throughout the year, volunteers can take part in important restoration activities like planting thousands of native plants and removing invasive species. All volunteers are welcome and no experience is required.

The next volunteer opportunity is at the City’s Earth Day event on April 18. Register and learn more about the City Park Stewards at the link below. 

Earth Month – Green Waste Reminders 

Earth month serves as a reminder to take care of your green waste! Green waste includes food scraps, coffee filters, tea bags, food-soiled paper, pizza boxes, leaves, flowers and grass clippings. Disposed correctly, green waste can be composted to become natural fertilizer for farming and gardens. 

Here are some tips to ensure your green waste can be collected properly: 

  • Place all green waste together in a 77-litre can with a lid and a Green Can decal.
  • Stick to six! There is a weekly limit of six Green Cans, bags, or bundles.
  • Yard trimmings, but not food scraps, are also accepted in kraft paper bags with folded tops. 
  • Bundle twigs and branches with biodegradable string or twine (no wire, nylon rope, plastic strapping), and place beside Green Cans. 
  • Most multi-family Green Bins don't allow yard waste. Check with your building or strata manager for details.

Upcoming Council Meetings

The next Council Meeting is Monday, April 13. 

Council Meetings are held on Mondays at 6 p.m. The next meeting is on Monday, April 13, 2026. You can join us in person at City Hall, or from home by live-streaming. Council meeting agendas and minutes are available online. Send your feedback to us by email at input@cnv.org.

View Council meeting minutes and video recordings

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