The City of North Vancouver is inviting applications for an advisory panel that will help shape the design of a memorial to those lost in the January 2020 downing of Flight PS752. The application process opened today and will be open for four weeks to close at midnight on July 26, 2026.
The Flight PS752 Memorial, to be located in Jack Loucks Court in the City of North Vancouver, will serve as a lasting tribute to all those who lost their lives, offering a space for reflection, remembrance and collective healing. Fifty-five Canadian citizens and 30 Canadian permanent residents were among the 176 people killed in this tragedy. Seven of the victims were residents of the North Shore.
To ensure the memorial reflects the values and aspirations of the community, the City of North Vancouver is asking for volunteers from residents of the North Shore, family members of those lost in the tragedy, or design professionals to apply to be part of the Memorial Advisory Panel. If selected, the volunteers will participate in the selection of the memorial design team and provide input into the development of the design. Panel members will not be directly involved in creating or designing the memorial. A Steering Committee with members and advisors to the Association of Families of Flight PS752 Victims will continue to support the project and provide guidance to the City on the memorial.
If you or someone you know is interested in applying or learning more, please visit cnv.org/PS752Memorial
You can also contact 604-983-7333 or memorial@cnv.org for more information.
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