Meet Jaime Webbe
I am a proud resident of West Vancouver and graduate of Collingwood, now raising my three children — two at Mulgrave and one at École Cedardale.
I volunteer with West Vancouver’s Hockey for Autism program, using the power of sport to support individuals with autism and their families, and previously served on the West Vancouver Community Engagement Committee, contributing to meaningful civic dialogue. I love sharing firsthand United Nations experience with students in West Vancouver schools, inspiring the next generation with perspectives on global diplomacy. On the international stage, I serve as an advisor to the Airbus Foundation, lending my expertise to an organization dedicated to humanitarian and environmental initiatives worldwide.
With a career spanning the United Nations, the World Bank, and international climate negotiations – including postings in Denmark, Kenya, and the United States – I have spent over two decades turning global sustainability challenges into real-world solutions. I have spoken at over 50 UN events, and I hold a Master of Arts in Geography from McGill University.


“I bring a global perspective but my feet are firmly planted here, in the schools, rinks, and neighbourhoods of West Vancouver.”

Campaign Priorities
Empowering Youth
Championing youth engagement in municipal politics and policy building.
Community Inclusion
Building a West Van where everyone, regardless of background or ability, belongs.
Global Responsibility
Bringing international experience and UN ethics to local decision-making.
Environment & Liveability
Sustaining what makes West Vancouver one of Canada’s most treasured communities.
Media Coverage & Appearances
Explore a selection of news pieces and public talks that highlight my work and community engagement.
- North Shore News: West Vancouver woman leads charity effort to support Ukrainians fleeing conflict
- North Shore News: Tsleil-Waututh artist featured for UN Association in Canada project
- YouTube: Interview on climate leadership and community action
- YouTube: Panel discussion on sustainable cities and youth engagement




