Blueridge and Seymour Heights make up a peaceful community nestled at the base of Mount Seymour in the District of North Vancouver. Many of our residents have lived here for years or decades and are proud to welcome newcomers to their much-loved neighbourhood.

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Fire Danger

Low

Fire Danger Information

Water Use Restrictions

None

Stage 1 restrictions will start on May 1. See the Water Conservation page for details.

Announcements and Upcoming Events

The BCA is proud to continue its tradition of supporting our local youth by awarding an annual scholarship of $750 to a graduating student residing in Blueridge. We are also thrilled to announce that, starting this year, the total award has increased to $1,000. This boost is made possible by a generous annual $250 contribution from one of our Blueridge neighbours, whose kindness allows us to provide even greater support for our students as they pursue their post-secondary goals.

Neighbours Helping Neighbours is a volunteer-led program by the BCA designed to provide short-term, one-off support to our fellow residents during unforeseen circumstances. If you need a hand, there’s a way to ask for help, and if you’re willing to help, there’s a way to volunteer. Learn more, and help keep Blueridge the kind of neighbourhood it’s always been!

The BCA is happy to announce that the maximum grant size available through the FUNdation has been raised from $250 to $500! We look forward to seeing your grant applications! Learn more and apply to support your event!

The April issue of the Blueridge Bulletin contained an error in the article titled The Great Box Rebuild – Volunteers Needed. It listed the second garden rebuild day incorrectly. The correct date is Sunday, April 19th, at 9am, not Saturday. We regret the error.

The BCA is accepting applications for the Eric Andersen BCA Scholarship through April 30. Those interested in applying should review the full application criteria at the link and submit their application before the deadline. Good luck!

Transport Canada is conducting a survey on the Canadian experience with headlight glare. You can learn more and provide your thoughts here: https://tc.canada.ca/en/corporate-services/consultations/canadian-experience-vehicle-headlights-glare-night

Meetings to learn more about the project at 328 and 332 Seymour River Place. It replaces two single-family homes with a 6 storey building containing 40 units.

Apr 16 meeting: 6:00pm – 8:00pm, Jaycee House (1251 Lillooet Rd)

Link for virtual meeting: https://engage.zencity.io/dnv/en-US/projects/328-and-332-seymour-river-place?published=true

More information at: https://www.dnv.org/business-development/328-and-332-seymour-river-place

Windsor Students vs First Responders

Benefiting Cops for Cancer & DNV Firefighters Charitable Society

Tuesday, April 14th at 6pm
Special Guests   |   Tickets $10   |   Half Time Show
Windsor Secondary School

Purchase Tickets

Our local elected leaders sometimes hold meetings with constituents. These can be a great opportunity to ask specific questions or raise issues without going to a council meeting. They bring staff along to help them take notes and track issues that need additional effort or research as well.

If you have a question for these folks, these may be a good resource.

Meet DNV Mayor Mike Little

We add other events as we find out about them. We also put them on the BCA’s Event Calendar.

Held on April 16 at 6 pm in the gym at Canyon Heights Elementary. Presented by North Shore Safety Council.

Your voice is crucial in shaping a safer community for everyone. Save the date for our upcoming event dedicated to openly discussing and addressing the safety concerns you may have for both your neighbourhood and school community.

This free, interactive forum will feature insightful guest speakers, alongside collaborative discussion tables designed to foster dialogue and identify key issues, and an opportunity to directly connect with local officials. Presented by the North Shore Safety Council.

Registration required at https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/your-safety-starts-here-transforming-school-zones-north-west-vancouver-tickets-1982640550257.

More information available.

April 21st, 7pm, at Canlan Sports.

Stay Cozy with the BCA!

Once a month, the Blueridge Community Association invites you to trade your screen time for some “we” time. Our Cozy Nights are all about slowing down, catching up with old friends, and meeting the neighbours you haven’t had a chance to say hello to yet.

What to expect:

  • Casual Vibes: No agendas, no formal speeches — just good conversation.
  • Drinks & nibbles are available from Wild Wing.
  • Community Spirit: The best way to stay connected to everything happening in Blueridge.

Whether you’ve lived here for twenty years or just moved in last week, there’s a seat (and a glass) waiting for you.

Come for the drinks, stay for the neighbours.

The next Cozy Nights are scheduled for:

  • May 19, 7pm, Canlan Sports
  • Jun 16, 7pm, Canlan Sports

May 12: The BCA’s Annual General Meeting

May 12, 7:15 pm, upstairs at Canlan Sports

Come catch up on BCA programs and hear DNV Mayor Mike Little address questions from the audience (unless his schedule changes).

More information can be found here!

Jun 20: Dîner en Bleu – event

Details about this are still a secret. Even the time and location. But this is the date of a ticketed (19+) gathering of Blueridge residents to dine and meet their neighbours.

Keep an eye on the Blueridge Bulletin, the Blueridge Community News, and the BCA’s social media sites for more information.

Oct 8: All Candidates Meeting

Oct 8, 7- 10 pm, Mount Seymour United Church

All Candidates Meeting for the municipal election coming on October 17th.

Sponsored by the Blueridge Community Association, the Deep Cove Community Association, and the Seymour Community Association.

Oct 17: Municipal Election

This is election day. More information on where and how to vote coming soon!

These are just the big items. More events can be found on the BCA’s Events Calendar.

Neighbourhood News

News We’re Following  Updated daily!
Links to news stories from local media that relate to Blueridge.

The Future of Chlorine Production at Chemtrade Updated Apr 8, 2026
North Shore News editorial against corporate interference in the public process. This is in relation to the recent announcement from the Burnaby City Council.

Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing and Blueridge Updated Apr 7, 2026
Provincial government orders West Vancouver to implement plan to build more homes.

Baden Park Construction  Updated Mar 28, 2026
Current work is done, though the Lytton Street ramp, allowing access to the Ron Andrews Recreational Centre, will not open for use until April 3rd. The final offsite works will take place this summer, and there should be no more traffic disruptions until then. See the link for more information.

North Shore Wastewater Plant  Updated Mar 5, 2026
A new letter from CNV and DNV Mayors to Premier David Eby calls for a public inquiry into the NSWWTP, a governance review for Metro Vancouver, and a fairness mechanism to avoid cost-sharing issues like those seen in that project.

UXO (Unexploded Ordnance) Clearing  Updated Mar 2, 2026
The UXO search in the Blair Rifle Range has been extended into the summer of 2026, with more expected later in the year as well. The work area remains the same, and details are now available at the link, including a map showing the area and trails affected.

Blueridge Community Association (BCA)

The BCA is a volunteer-based association of residents that enhances our community through a variety of programs and resources.

Stay Informed

There are many ways to stay informed about events taking place in the community and the news (see above) that impacts our residents.

Get Involved

There are also chances to participate and volunteer in local activities.

Images on this page courtesy of Marieke Grunwald. Used with permission.