The former Town of North Kamloops dates to a 1946 village and a 1967 amalgamation. Many detached roofs are at the age where a second covering or a tired deck is ordinary. The lower design snow pressure, 1.8 kPa, means you are not engineering for the Dufferin hill. You are pulling off sun-baked shingles, resetting chimney metal, and checking a simple frame. Bulletin 23-01 still governs permits if the weight or the slope changes. A like-for-like shingle job is the bulletin's no-permit case. Adding a storey of skylights is not.
Name the building type before the covering
The housing report's North Shore apartments are a different replacement. Drains, parapets, and membranes are not three-tab work. If that is your building, say "low-slope multi-unit" in the first sentence so a house crew is not dispatched. Tenants should bring the owner. This site does not schedule strata meetings.
Lanes, sheds, and Tranquille roofs that are not houses
Older North Shore lots often hide a shed or a flat-roofed add-on off the lane. Those surfaces leak into a kitchen and get blamed on the main gable. Point them out. Small commercial roofs along the Tranquille district are a third type again: gravel, membrane, or a parapet, not a house shingle. If that is the building, say "commercial low-slope" so the connection is not treated as a bungalow. Class A is still worth requesting on older houses near dry grass and lane sheds. It is a materials choice, explained on the FireSmart page, not a North Shore bylaw this page is inventing.
Leak diagnosis before you commit to a tear-off is North Shore repair. History of the town is on the hub.
Call (236) 836-0303 and say house or apartment before you say shingles.