Trusted Leadership for West Vancouver's Future

"West Vancouver voters tell me they want a change at the top. They want to be listened to. They want more respect for their tax dollars, and shopping villages strengthened. And they want a vision for the community. You can trust me to deliver."

Trusted Leadership for
West Vancouver's Future

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Kirk LaPointe for Mayor of West Vancouver

I’m Kirk LaPointe, and I’m running for Mayor of West Vancouver. I’ve spent my career in journalism, business, and public service — asking tough questions, holding institutions to account, and helping people make sense of complex decisions. Now I want to put that experience to work for the community I call home.

I’m running because I believe West Vancouver deserves better than what it’s been getting from local government. We need to manage public money more carefully, support a healthier local economy, and give residents a genuine voice — before decisions are made, not after. Too many people feel they’re being asked to pay more without enough clarity, consultation, or long-term vision. Whether it’s taxes, housing, infrastructure, or our role at Metro Vancouver, we need leadership that listens earlier, explains clearly, and works with the community on a real plan for the years ahead.

West Vancouver has deep strengths, high expectations, and a strong sense of place. It deserves leadership that matches. I’d love your help.

Trusted Leadership for West Vancouver's Future

"West Vancouver voters tell me they want a change at the top. They want to be listened to. They want more respect for their tax dollars, and shopping villages strengthened. And they want a vision for the community. You can trust me to deliver."

Latest Campaign Notebook Post

WEST VANCOUVER DESERVES MORE FROM GOVERNMENT. WE NEED TO:
HEAR FROM KIRK ON KEY ISSUES TO ADDRESS IN WEST VANCOUVER
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The sewer utility rate plan still reeks

On Monday, West Vancouver Council tried to deal with the proposed 2027 sewerage rates. This ought to have been a routine thing, but wasn’t. Like me, anyone who saw this meeting (video here) will never get those two hours of

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