Travel and tourism services in North Vancouver, Metro Vancouver Regional District

Artwork

• Ancient Sun
  Civic Plaza
  A Coast Salish sun, known for being the keeper of knowledge, rises gently over the Municipal Hall.
• AT HOME
  East 15th Street
  During the COVID-19 pandemic, people found themselves isolated in their homes [...] AT HOME"s metal forms mimic individual houses, each socially distanced six feet apart. Text and images [...] reflect shared pandemic experiences and the nature around us.
• Buoy
  Trans Canada Trail
• Cathedral
  Spirit Trail
• Compass Rose
  Spirit Trail
• George D. Kuhn
• Grizzly
  East 11th Street
  The grizzly bear stands as a reminder of British Columbia"s outstanding wildlife.
• Harubang
  Spirit Trail
• Joe Bustemente Trumpet
  Wallace Mews, 6
• Large Ship Dock Cleat
  East 3rd Street
• Sky Harbour
  West 13th Street
  Here is both and object and an image; a work that is tangible and familiar but also remote and surreal. In the space it opens between the expected and the possible, metaphors of deep water, great distance, and indomitable buoyancy abide.
• The Camel
  Lonsdale Avenue, 1306
  In the March 1, 1862 edition of the British Colonist newspaper, a notice appeared advertising the sale of 25 camels at low price to use as pack animals on the Gold Rush routes. This is a monument to "The Lady" the last known surviving captive camel.
• The Chief
  West 13th Street
  Based on a Squamish Nation legend, the giant two-headed serpent seen on this pole is said to have strong magical powers. According to the legend, a young man from Sta7msh, the first village along the Squamish River, was sent on a quest to slay the serpent
• Watermark
  Rogers Avenue
  Watermark illustrates the interaction of time and water, of nature and man-made elements. Run-off water is captured in two colourfully-tiled basins and can be released or left to flow into the man-made stream.
• Welcome Figures
  Spirit Trail
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  Chadwick Court, 143