OUR RIDING: NORTH VANCOUVER–LONSDALE ›
From Lower Lonsdale to Capilano and Moodyville, our communities deserve local representation.
View our riding →A legal grassroots recall campaign
IT’S TIME FOR ACCOUNTABILITY.
A community-led effort calling for transparency, affordability, practical infrastructure solutions and local representation in North Vancouver–Lonsdale.
🍁RECALL
BOWINN MAPUTTING NORTH VANCOUVER–
LONSDALE FIRST★ ★ ★
BOWINN MAPUTTING NORTH VANCOUVER–
LONSDALE FIRST★ ★ ★
RECALL BBQ — MAY 31 ›
Supporters and volunteers gathered at our May 31 Recall BBQ to connect, organize and build momentum.
View campaign photos →ENDORSEMENT — DR. MEL BRUCHET ›
Former North Vancouver doctor and public-policy activist listed by the campaign as a public endorser.
Read endorsements →★
ENDORSEMENTS
★EHSAN ARJMAND
PPC Candidate · North Vancouver–Capilano
Listed by the campaign as a public endorser supporting accountability, transparency and public participation.
DR. MEL BRUCHET
Former North Vancouver Doctor
Political activist speaking on healthcare and public policy, listed by the campaign as a public endorser.
Our riding
The North Vancouver–Lonsdale Riding
Our community is a vibrant collection of neighbourhoods in the heart of the North Shore. Campaign materials estimate the riding at approximately 42,000 registered voters.
Neighbourhoods included
- Lower Lonsdale & Central Lonsdale
- Grand Boulevard & Moodyville
- Norgate & Mosquito Creek
- Keith Lynn
- Most of Capilano 5 Reserve (X̱wemelch'stn)
- Mission 1 Reserve (Eslha7an)
Why recall?
A Movement for Local Representation
The following points present the campaign’s case for recall and its criticisms of Bowinn Ma’s representation and provincial policy.
I
Affordability & Cost of Living
The campaign argues housing prices, taxes, wages and the cost of daily essentials have made life increasingly difficult for working families, students and seniors.
II
Housing, Traffic & Infrastructure
The campaign opposes provincial housing mandates it says have not been matched with adequate funding and infrastructure for schools, hospitals and transit.
III
Traffic & Transportation
The campaign points to persistent congestion at the Ironworkers and Lions Gate crossings and argues meaningful long-term solutions have not been delivered.
IV
Public Transit
The campaign says North Shore transit remains overcrowded and under-resourced despite population growth and calls for stronger rapid-transit investment.
V
Public Safety & Community Wellbeing
The campaign raises concerns about street-level disorder, emergency access during gridlock, and delays and cost overruns associated with the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant.
VI
Government Accountability & Representation
The campaign argues an MLA should place constituency concerns ahead of party priorities and says local voices have too often been sidelined.
VII
Provincial Policy Concerns
The campaign criticizes Bill 15, the Infrastructure Projects Act, over concerns about cabinet powers, municipal zoning, environmental rules and community consultation.
VIII
Iran, Human Rights & Democratic Freedom
The campaign supports Iranians seeking freedom, democracy and fundamental human rights and calls for stronger, more visible advocacy for a free and democratic Iran.
Voting record & campaign concerns
Bowinn Ma’s Record
These are the campaign’s principal concerns and interpretation of the public record.
1. Bill 15
The campaign criticizes Bowinn Ma’s role in advancing and voting for the Infrastructure Projects Act.
2. 2019 DRIPA Vote
The campaign criticizes Ma’s support for the 2019 Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.
3. “Uninvited Guests” Rhetoric
The campaign objects to rhetoric it says characterizes British Columbians as “uninvited guests.”
4. Carihi Secondary Infrastructure
The campaign points to delays following the Carihi Secondary fire and subsequent student advocacy.
5. North Shore Bridge Gridlock
The campaign argues residents continue to face severe bridge congestion and calls for substantially stronger action.
6. Iran & Democratic Freedom
The campaign says expressions of support for Iranians seeking freedom should be backed by specific, sustained action.
Campaign position: political assessments on this page are presented as the campaign’s views. Specific factual allegations should be supported by primary-source documentation.
News & updates
Campaign developments
August 12, 2026
FEATURED COVERAGERebel News
“Thirteen-year-old boy takes on B.C. NDP MLA with recall campaign”
Rebel News published a feature focused specifically on the North Vancouver–Lonsdale recall effort and the campaign’s arguments around housing, transparency and political accountability.
Read the full feature →Events
Meet the campaign in the community.
SEP01
Upcoming
Community Rally — Victoria
September 1 · 12:00–2:00 PM · BC Legislature Buildings, 501 Belleville St., Victoria.
AUG08
Past event
North Vancouver Rally
Campaign rally focused on accountability, infrastructure and campaign participation.
Photos
Our movement in action.
Campaign photo
Recall BBQ · May 31
Supporters and volunteers gathering together during our Recall BBQ on May 31.
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