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What is the Lonsdale Great Street Project?

The City of North Vancouver is shaping a 20 year vision for Central Lonsdale to become one of the city’s most dynamic and welcoming streets. Ultimately a hub filled with a wide range of places, activities, and businesses that support everyday life, work, and leisure. 

Plans will be shaped around the following:


  1. Supporting local businesses – helping legacy businesses stay in place through relocation support, a legacy business program, and possible tax exemptions.

  2. Shaping future development – ensuring new projects fit the village character with smaller storefronts, preserved mountain views, and walkable, human‑scale design.

  3. Enhancing the public realm – creating a more inviting area with concepts such as wider sidewalks, benches, trees, patios, and pocket plazas.

Over the longer term, Central Lonsdale could see a new theatre, a hotel near the hospital, rooftop dining patios, and open-air comedy shows in plaza spaces. 

The City has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with several partners to advance a Health Innovation District (HID) around Lions Gate Hospital. The goal? To supports its broader vision of becoming the Healthiest Small City in the World. Founding partners include Capilano University, Vancouver Coastal Health, North Shore Division of Family Practice, Life Sciences BC, Adera Development, Millennium Development Group, TELUS Health and Invest Vancouver. 

The City is aiming to be a leader of healthy living, healthy aging, and aging in place. At the same time supporting community well-being and helping to reduce pressures on the healthcare system. The initial focus areas of the HID will include prevention and wellness, recreation and rehabilitation, and digital health technology.

It's not a finished plan, but a guide. Future councils may choose to pursue the vision in different ways.

Central Lonsdale Business Improvement Association

A new CLBIA association was approved in 2026. In-line with the Great Street Project they are supportive of creating 'A vibrant, safe, and prosperous Central Lonsdale where businesses thrive and our community connects.' To learn more, visit their website at centrallonsdale.bia.ca

From The City Of North Vancouver

"The Lonsdale Great Street Project is a priority in Council’s Strategic Plan under the section “A Vibrant City” which states: “Reimagine, revitalize and repurpose Central Lonsdale Avenue as a ‘great street’ to support commercial activity, enhance esthetics, walkability, vibrancy and history”. 

The Project will help revitalize Central Lonsdale, and grow and enhance the area from an economic development lens. The Project is intended to identify what the City can do in terms of policy, investment, collaboration and advocacy to create the right environment for existing and new businesses to thrive. It will also focus on serving the growing numbers of residents in the area now and into the future. 

The Project considers: land use; urban design; business mix, attraction and retention; public realm and streetscape; above and below ground infrastructure; mobility; accessibility; sustainability; temporary activations / pilot projects; financial and other incentives; feasibility analysis; phasing and costing. 

The Project will include a written Comprehensive Plan that is a strategic document that will guide the long-term development of Central Lonsdale. It will outline key objectives and directions for development to guide informed decision making over time, rather than providing a detailed blueprint for every project. "

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CNV Lonsdale Great Street Project

Project Update From The CNV

In May 2026, City Council endorsed the Lonsdale Great Street Plan, developed through community engagement. 

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The Full Plan Is Available Here

What to expect this year?

Initial work will focus on near term improvements that support businesses and enhance the street environment:

  • Adding movable and accessible street furniture. 
  • Painting street light poles and updating streetscape elements. 
  • Re-wrapping recycling and garbage bins.
  • Enhancing landscaping in planting beds, rain gardens, and parklets. 
  • Expanding seasonal lighting along Central Lonsdale. 
  • Installing Remembrance Day parade banners in collaboration with the North Shore Veterans’ Council. 
  • Restoring sidewalk sections impacted by utilities.
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