The modernization of New Brunswick’s local governance system reached a significant milestone, but there is still work to be done. The implementation of this reform still requires introduction of legislation, regulatory changes, transitional support, and more.
Below are updated entity maps depicting the future state of the local governance structure for New Brunswick by region.
Council type: Hybrid
Council composition:
- 1 Mayor
- 7 Councillors
- 5 Wards
Communities:
- Rural Community of Kedgwick
- Portion of the local service district of Eldon
- Local service district of St. Jean Baptiste-Menneval
- Local service district of White’s Brook
- Portion of the local service district of Saint-Quentin
Council type: Ward
Council composition:
- 1 Mayor
- 10 Councillors
- 4 Wards
Communities:
- City of Campbellton
- Village of Atholville
- Village of Tide Head
- Local service district of Glencoe
- Portion of the local service district of Dalhousie
- Portion of the Local service district of McLeods
- Portion of the local service district of Balmoral-Maltais
- Portion of the local service district of Addington
Council type: Hybrid
Council composition:
- 1 Mayor
- 6 Councillors
- 2 Wards
Communities:
- Village of Eel River Crossing
- Village of Balmoral
- Portion of the local service district of Balmoral-Maltais
- Local service district of Blair Athol
- Local service district of Balmoral-St. Maure
- Portion of the local service district of Dalhousie
- Portion of the local service district of McLeods
Council type: Ward
Council composition:
- 1 Mayor
- 6 Councillors
- 3 Wards
Communities :
- Town of Dalhousie
- Village of Charlo
- Local service district of Point La Nim
- Local service district of Dalhousie Junction
- Portion of the local service district of Dalhousie
- Portion of the local service district of Chaleur
- Portion of the local service district of Balmoral-Maltais