Metro Vancouver · Council term 2022–2026

What your council decided and how each member voted

Independent summary, not affiliated with any municipality. Council voting records for the District of North Vancouver, the City of North Vancouver, the District of West Vancouver, the City of Surrey, the City of Burnaby, the City of Vancouver, the City of New Westminster and the City of Richmond. See what each council decided, who moved each motion where the record names them, and how each member voted, by councillor, by issue and by vote, linked to the official record.

District of North Vancouver

Mayor Mike Little and six Councillors

581recorded votes
508with mover and seconder
497verified against minutes

Every vote with its motion text, who moved and seconded it, and how each member voted. Browse by councillor, by issue (including the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant) or by vote. Checked against the official minutes.

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City of North Vancouver

Mayor Linda Buchanan and six Councillors

1,008recorded votes
990with mover named
940carried unanimously

Every vote with its motion text, who moved and seconded it, and how each member voted. Read from the City's official minutes.

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District of West Vancouver

Mayor Mark Sager and six Councillors

1,145recorded votes
1,135with mover named
973carried unanimously

Every vote with its motion text, who moved and seconded it, and how each member voted. Read from West Vancouver's official minutes.

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City of Surrey

Mayor Brenda Locke and eight Councillors

8,457recorded votes
8,451with mover named
7,751carried unanimously

Every vote with its motion text, who moved and seconded it, and how each member voted. Most are land-use applications. Read from Surrey's official minutes.

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City of Burnaby

Mayor Mike Hurley and eight Councillors

2,461recorded votes
496with mover named
2,295carried unanimously

Every vote with its motion text and how each member voted. Burnaby's minutes name the mover and seconder only in 2022 and 2023. Read from Burnaby's official minutes.

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City of Vancouver

Mayor Ken Sim and ten Councillors

2,414recorded votes
502with a vote against
1,911carried unanimously

Every vote with the agenda item and how each member voted. The City's voting dataset does not include motion text or movers; each vote links to its meeting page.

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City of New Westminster

Mayor Patrick Johnstone and six Councillors

1,541recorded votes
413with a vote against
1,128carried unanimously

Every vote with its motion text and how each member voted. New Westminster's minutes do not name the mover. Read from the City's official minutes.

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City of Richmond

Mayor Malcolm Brodie and eight Councillors

1,293recorded votes
265with a vote against
1,028carried unanimously

Every vote with its motion text and how each member voted, from the City's official Voting Record and minutes. Richmond's minutes do not name the mover.

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A NO vote applies to the specific motion shown. It does not necessarily mean a councillor opposed the underlying project or issue. These pages show factual tallies and the text of each motion; they do not rate members or describe them as supporters or opponents of an issue.

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