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The 2009 Board consists of 37 Directors representing 21 Municipalities, one Electoral Area, one treaty First Nation, and one Municipality that is a member of the GVRD for the parks function. These Directors are members of your Municipal or First Nation council who have been appointed to the Board by their respective councils.

  Lois Jackson - Board Chair
Lois Jackson- Board Chair
  Richard Walton - Board Vice Chair
 Richard Walton- Board Vice Chair

The number of directors appointed to the Board depends on the population of the Municipality, Electoral Area, or First Nation. As well, directors are allowed one vote for every 20,000 people in their Municipality, Electoral Area, or First Nation, up to a total of five votes. The votes allocated to each director are noted below for each of the three boards.

RD  - Greater Vancouver Regional District
SD  - Greater Vancouver Sewerage and Drainage District
WD - Greater Vancouver Water District

Abbotsford is a member of the GVRD for the parks function only.

DirectorAlternate DirectorRDSDWD
Abbotsford:
Councillor Lynne Harris4
Councillor Lynne Harris3
Anmore:
Councillor John McEwen (Jan/Feb);Councillor Kerri Palmer Isaak (Mar/Apr)11
Belcarra:
Councillor Bruce Drake11
Bowen Island:
Councillor Alison Morse1
Burnaby:
Councillor Pietro Calendino;Councillor Dan Johnston444
Councillor Pietro Calendino;Councillor Dan Johnston333
Councillor Pietro Calendino;Councillor Dan Johnston444
Coquitlam:
Councillor Mae Reid333
Councillor Barrie Lynch333
Delta:
Councillor Scott Hamilton555
Electoral Area A:
Councillor Gary Gibson111
Langley City:
Mayor Peter Fassbender222
Langley Township:
Councillor Charlie Fox555
Lions Bay:
Councillor Peach Akerhielm1
Maple Ridge:
Councillor Judy Dueck444
New Westminster:
Councillor Bill Harper333
North Vancouver City:
Councillor R.C. Clark333
North Vancouver District:
Councillor Robin Hicks555
Pitt Meadows:
Councillor John Becker111
Port Coquitlam:
Councillor Michael Wright333
Port Moody:
Councillor Mike Clay222
Richmond:
Councillor Bill McNulty;Councillor Linda Barnes555
Councillor Linda Barnes;Councillor Bill McNulty444
Surrey:
Councillor Bob Bose;Councillor Tom Gill;Councillor Barinder Rasode;Councillor Mary Martin555
Councillor Tom Gill;Councillor Mary Martin;Councillor Barinder Rasode;Councillor Bob Bose555
Councillor Tom Gill;Councillor Mary Martin;Councillor Barinder Rasode;Councillor Bob Bose555
Councillor Barbara Steele555
Tsawwassen:
Councillor Marvin Joe11
Vancouver:
Councillor Kerry Jang555
Councillor David Cadman555
Councillor Kerry Jang555
Councillor Ellen Woodsworth444
Councillor Geoff Meggs555
Councillor Suzanne Anton555
West Vancouver:
Councillor Michael Lewis333
White Rock:
Councillor Mary-Wade Anderson11
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 Population

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MunicipalityPopulation
Abbotsford124,121
Anmore1,785
Belcarra676
Bowen Island3,362
Burnaby202,799
Coquitlam114,589
Delta97,402
Electoral Area A11,099
Langley City23,606
Langley Township94,252
Lions Bay1,328
Maple Ridge68,949
New Westminster58,549
North Vancouver City45,734
North Vancouver District84,407
Pitt Meadows15,869
Port Coquitlam52,692
Port Moody27,512
Richmond174,461
Surrey395,085
Tsawwassen674
Vancouver579,412
West Vancouver44,258
White Rock18,755

Fast Facts

  • Three separate corporate entities operate under the name Metro Vancouver: the Greater Vancouver Regional District (GVRD); the Greater Vancouver Water District (GVWD) and the Greater Vancouver Sewerage and Drainage District (GVS&DD). As well, the Metro Vancouver Housing Corporation (MVHC) is a public housing corporation that is wholly owned by the GVRD.
  • The GVRD was incorporated by letters patent dated June 29, 1967 and its Board of Directors held its first meeting on July 12, 1967. At that time, there were 950,000 people living in the Lower Mainland. Today, that number has doubled to more than two million residents, and is expected to grow to 2.7 million by 2021.