North Park
Neighbourhood Association

Creating a connected, informed, and inspired community.

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Looking to work with a group of stellar humans to help make change in North Park? We have numerous projects, programs and we are in need of regular and one-off volunteers.

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Check out what’s happening in North Park! From public meetings to events and workshops, this is your one stop place to enjoy what goes on in the neighbourhood.

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We are North Park

The North Park Neighbourhood Association (NPNA) champions and empowers residents of our neighbourhood through programming, community engagement, events, land use, and policy advocacy. We advocate for justice, equity, affordability-focused and accessible initiatives that reflect the needs and desires of the neighbourhood.

Due to the size of North Park, every inch of land has an important impact, and thus, the NPNA prioritizes advocating for the highest and best use of land in the neighbourhood, in a way that serves its residents.

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Get involved

Join a Committee, Become a Board Member, or Volunteer as part of one of our ongoing neighbourhood initiatives. Reach out by sending us email through the contact form.

Learn More & Join Us

The North Park Neighbourhood Association is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in our vibrant downtown community. Through arts programs, free resources, food security, events, and advocacy, we connect and empower residents, fostering a more inclusive and resilient neighbourhood.

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monthly meetings

Learn more about community events and initiatives, get involved, ask questions and connect with neighbours. Join us at one of our community meetings. To learn more please reach out through the contact form.

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Dates

Sept – May, 2nd Tuesday of each month from 6:30pm – 8:30pm

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Location

Bosa Community Room, 1025 Mason St

North Park FAQ’s

I am interested in joining the NPNA board. What does that look like?

Board members commit any number of hours they have the capacity to commit, and usually spend time working on projects of interests. Outside of specific projects, the board meets a minimum of once a month (for 2 hours a meeting).

Anyone can join the board – we have a wide range of people on the board, including professionals, students, homeowners, renters and more. The main requirement to join is an interest in the North Park community.

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I am interested in volunteering, but not on the board. What’s available?

We have volunteers who work with us long-term (on a recurring basis), and volunteers who help for one-off events. Check out some of our initiatives.

Not seeing a project of interest? Or perhaps a past project that’s no longer operating? Get in touch through the contact form. if you’re interested in launching something new (or reviving a past project).

What are these meetings all about? When do they happen?

Meetings take place on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Anyone is welcome to attend. They are located at the Bosa Community Room (1025 Mason Street) from 6:30pm – 8:30pm.

Our board and staff discuss different programs, initiatives, land use topics, including any issues or important neighbourhood goings on.

Meetings are kept very informal and interactive. Discussion is encouraged and points of view respected. Sometimes we will have a guest such as a representative of a local organization, the City, or a developer.

How can I get an issue I am worried about addressed?

We would be happy to discuss it! Feel free to attend a monthly meeting or send us an email board@npna.ca

Community map

The North Park Neighbourhood Association’s community map highlights key areas within the neighbourhood, including parks, amenities, and land use information. It serves as a resource for residents and visitors to understand the layout and important features of North Park, promoting community engagement and awareness.