Delta

January 26, 2015

Additional facts

  • shoreline managed by the port authority: 13 kilometres

Learn more about the port’s economic impact.


Free port tours and other community programs

The Port of Vancouver Delta Community Office closed permanently on June 29, 2024, in an effort to streamline community-related activities across our 16 communities. Community programs such as free port tours, events and initiatives will continue. The best way to stay in touch and up to date is to subscribe to our community newsletter. You may unsubscribe at any time.

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Temporary contact information for community programs

Telephone: 604.665.9635

Email: [email protected]


Projects of interest

Major terminals

Liaison committee

  • The Port Community Liaison Committee in Delta discusses developments, identifies concerns and provides suggestions for port-related issues in Delta. The committee includes representatives from industry, the City of Delta, Tsawwassen First Nation, Musqueam First Nation and the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority as well as community members from Ladner, Tsawwassen and North Delta.

Community investment

Through our community investment program, we support community events, projects and initiatives throughout the Lower Mainland. We are proud to have contributed to the following in Delta:

  • Delta Farmland and Wildlife Trust – Day at the Farm
  • BC Guide Dogs Services – Autism Guide Dog Program
  • Burns Bog Conservation Society – Cougar Creek Riparian Restoration
  • City of Delta – Boundary Bay Airshow
  • City of Delta – Luminary Festival
  • Delta School District – The Giving Tree
  • Ladner Business Association’s Tree Lighting Festival
  • Ladner May Days
  • North Delta Rotary Charitable Foundation – Starfish Pack Program
  • Tsawwassen Boundary Bay Lions Club – Canada Day Picnic
  • Tsawwassen Sun Festival

Additional resources

Topics of interest
PortTV