2023 New Brunswick local governance reform
A local governance reform in the Canadian province of New Brunswick is scheduled for implementation at the start of 2023. The local governance reform review was commenced by the Government of New Brunswick in January 2021 and has been promoted as the most consequential restructuring of the local governance system since Premier Robichaud's Equal Opportunity Program.[1] Implementation of the reform will reduce the number of local entities from 340 to 89 including 77 local governments and 12 rural districts nested within 12 regional service commissions.
Background
New Brunswick's current local governance system consists of 340 entities including 104 local governments (i.e., municipalities), 236 local service districts, and 12 regional service commissions.[2] Following the appointment of Daniel Allain as Minister of Local Government and Local Governance Reform,[3] the Government of New Brunswick commenced the reform of the system on January 19, 2021;[2] its first significant local governance reform in 60 years.[4] The intent of the reform was to modernize the local governance system in part due to a lack of elected local government representation for greater than 30 per cent of the province's population, redundancies in the delivery of services and infrastructure, and to address challenges for communities in the delivery of services.[2] The reform was announced to be multiphase in nature and featured stakeholder engagement.[2]
Public engagement commenced in April 2021 with the release of a local governance reform green paper.[5] The paper outline four topics to guide engagement including the current local governance structure, regional collaboration, land use planning, and finance.[5] An advisory committee was established to steer the reform process with working groups created for each of the four engagement topics.[5] Public engagement sessions were scheduled for mid-May 2021 with a deadline of May 31 for the public to submit its input.[6] An engagement report was published in September 2021 that summarized feedback received from stakeholders and the public.[7] A round of meetings to discuss the engagement summary report were facilitated.[7]
The Government of New Brunswick announced its initial plan to reform the province's local governance system in a white paper published in November 2021.[8] A reduction in the current system of 340 entities to 90 entities – 78 local governments and 12 rural districts – was proposed.[8] For the 12 rural districts, a structure was proposed featuring advisory committees with members to be elected in November 2022.[8] It was announced that the restructuring transition process would be financed by the provincial government.[8]
Revisions to the initial plan were announced in December 2021 based on feedback arising from review of the initial plan.[4] Revisions included the geographic reconfiguration of numerous proposed entities that resulted in a net reduction of the proposed local governments from 78 to 77.[9] One proposed local government was merged into another, one proposed local government was deleted with its geography distributed into two others, and one proposed local government was split into two.[9]
The proposed names of the 77 local governments and 12 rural districts were announced on May 25, 2022;[10] The names were officially set on August 30, 2022, and will take effect on January 1, 2023; the boundary descriptions used in previous consolidated regulations have been replaced entirely by maps.[11]
Unlike changes to boundaries, the financial component of the local governance reform was implemented piecemeal. Phase one of the white paper's financial reform plan included property taxation adjustments and changes to the community funding and equalization grant.[12] Among the most notable changes for local governments was the ability to increase the tax rate on non-residential properties up to 1.7 times the local rate.[13] Plans for phase two are still underway,[12] though the provincial government has already committed to reduced its own tax rate on nonresidential properties over three years.[13] In addition to changes proposed in the white paper, new possibilities like decoupling apartments from the rest of the non-owner occupied residential tax class are also being considered.[14]
Changes to the community funding and equalization grant occurred in the fall. In May 2022, an independent expert panel was also commissioned to study the community funding and equalization grant system in New Brunswick and make recommendations on how to improve it to the government.[15] The resulting report on Provincial Municipal Fiscal Arrangements in New Brunswick was released on September 28, 2022.[16] Ultimately, the government chose to implement some components of the expert panel's report but did not implement their new equalization formula.[13][17] On October 4, 2022, Minister Allain introduced amendments in the legislature outlining the government's new funding mechanism. The changes imposed a fixed annual rate for community funding of just under $76 million until 2028, redirected core funding to support the priorities of the regional service commissions, and introduced an updated equalization formula. Under the new formula, payments will be adjusted for annual tax base growth compared to the provincial tax base growth to a maximum of three per cent. Any reduced need for equalization funding will be redirected, along with the core funding revenue, to help support the expanded mandates of regional service commissions.
List of local governments
The local governance reform will result in 77 local governments.[18] The regulation that made the names and boundaries official was filed on August 30, 2022, with the various changes taking effect on January 1, 2023.[11]
Name | Entity number | Status | Regional service commission | Communities amalgamated |
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Haut-Madawaska | 1 | Town | Northwest | Rural Community of Haut-Madawaska |
Village of Lac Baker | ||||
Edmundston | 2 | City | Northwest | City of Edmundston |
Village of Rivière-Verte | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Jacques | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Joseph | ||||
Vallée-des-Rivières | 3 | Town | Northwest | Village of Sainte-Anne-de Madawaska |
Town of Saint-Léonard | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Sainte-Anne | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Léonard | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Rivière-Verte | ||||
Grand Falls (French Grand-Sault) |
4 | Town | Northwest | Town of Grand Falls |
Village of Drummond | ||||
Rural Community of Saint-André | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Drummond | ||||
Local service district of Grand Falls | ||||
Saint-Quentin | 5 | Town | Northwest | Town of Saint-Quentin |
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Quentin | ||||
Local service district of St. Martin-de-Restigouche | ||||
Kedgwick | 6 | Rural community | Northwest | 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 | ||||
Campbellton | 7 | City | Restigouche | 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 | ||||
Bois-Joli | 8 | Village | Restigouche | 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 | ||||
Heron Bay (French Baie-des-Hérons) |
9 | Town | Restigouche | 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 | ||||
Belledune | 10 | Village | Chaleur | Village of Belledune |
Belle-Baie | 11 | Town | Chaleur | Town of Beresford |
Village of Nigadoo | ||||
Village of Petit-Rocher | ||||
Village of Pointe-Verte | ||||
Local service district of Madran | ||||
Local service district of Petit-Rocher-Nord | ||||
Local service district of Petit-Rocher-Sud | ||||
Local service district of Tremblay | ||||
Local service district of Dunlop | ||||
Local service district of Robertville | ||||
Local service district of Laplante | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Beresford | ||||
Portion of the local service district of North Tetagouche | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Bathurst | ||||
Bathurst | 12 | City | Chaleur | City of Bathurst |
Portion of the local service district of North Tetagouche | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Big River | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Bathurst | ||||
Rivière-du-Nord | 13 | Town | Acadian Peninsula | Village of Bertrand |
Village of Maisonnette | ||||
Village of Grande-Anse | ||||
Village of Saint-Léolin | ||||
Local service district of Poirier | ||||
Local service district of Dugas | ||||
Local service district of Anse Bleue | ||||
Portion of the local service district of New Bandon | ||||
Caraquet | 14 | Town | Acadian Peninsula | Town of Caraquet |
Village of Bas-Caraquet | ||||
Local service district of Pokesudie | ||||
Local service district of St. Simon | ||||
Local service district of Blanchard Settlement | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Évangéline | ||||
Local service district of Pokemouche | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Caraquet | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Landry Office | ||||
Île-de-Lamèque | 15 | Town | Acadian Peninsula | Town of Lamèque |
Village of Sainte-Marie-Saint-Raphaël | ||||
Local service district of Pointe-Canot | ||||
Local service district of Ste. Cécile | ||||
Local service district of Pointe-Alexandre | ||||
Local service district of Petite-Lamèque | ||||
Local service district of Haut-Lamèque | ||||
Local service district of Coteau Road | ||||
Local service district of Pigeon Hill | ||||
Local service district of Cap-Bateau | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Shippagan | ||||
Local service district of Chiasson-Savoy | ||||
Shippagan | 16 | Town | Acadian Peninsula | Town of Shippagan |
Village of Le Goulet | ||||
Local service district of Haut-Shippagan | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Shippagan | ||||
Local service district of Baie du Petit Pokemouche | ||||
Local service district of Pointe-Sauvage | ||||
Local service district of Inkerman Centre | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Évangéline | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Caraquet | ||||
Municipalité des Hautes-Terres | 17 | Town | Acadian Peninsula | Village of Saint-Isidore |
Village of Paquetville | ||||
Local service district of the Parish of Paquetville | ||||
Local service district of the Parish of Saint-Isidore | ||||
Local service district of Saint-Sauveur | ||||
Local service district of Paroisse Notre-Dame-des-Érables | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Caraquet | ||||
Local service district of Maltempec | ||||
Tracadie | 18 | Regional municipality | Acadian Peninsula | Regional Municipality of Tracadie |
Neguac | 19 | Village | Acadian Peninsula | Village of Neguac |
Alnwick | 20 | Rural community | Greater Miramichi | Local service district of Alnwick |
Local service district of Tabusintac | ||||
Local service district of Fair Isle | ||||
Local service district of Oak Point-Bartibog Bridge | ||||
Miramichi | 21 | City | Greater Miramichi | City of Miramichi |
Portion of the local service district of Nelson | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Newcastle | ||||
Miramichi River Valley | 22 | Rural community | Greater Miramichi | Village of Blackville |
Portion of the local service district of Blackville | ||||
Local service district of Renous-Quarryville | ||||
Portion of the local service district of North Esk | ||||
Portion of the local service district of South Esk | ||||
Local service district of Derby | ||||
Local service district of Sunny Corner | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Nelson | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Newcastle | ||||
Village of Doaktown | 23 | Village | Greater Miramichi | Village of Doaktown |
Portion of the local service district of Blissfield | ||||
Upper Miramichi | 24 | Rural community | Greater Miramichi | Rural Community of Upper Miramichi |
Nouvelle-Arcadie | 25 | Village | Kent | Village of Rogersville |
Local service district of Collette | ||||
Local service district of Acadieville | ||||
Local service district of Rogersville | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Harcourt | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Weldford | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Louis de Kent | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Nelson | ||||
Beaurivage | 26 | Town | Kent | Village of Saint-Louis de Kent |
Town of Richibucto | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Louis de Kent | ||||
Local service district of Saint-Ignace | ||||
Local service district of Aldouane | ||||
Local service district of Saint-Charles | ||||
Five Rivers | 28 | Village | Kent | Village of Rexton |
Portion of the local service district of Richibucto | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Weldford | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Harcourt | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Paul | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Cap-de-Richibucto | ||||
Grand-Bouctouche | 29 | Town | Kent | Town of Bouctouche |
Portion of the local service district of Wellington | ||||
Local service district of Sainte-Anne-de-Kent | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Sainte-Marie | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Richibucto | ||||
Champdoré | 30 | Town | Kent | Village of Saint-Antoine |
Local service district of Grand Saint-Antoine | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Wellington | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Paul | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Sainte-Marie | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Dundas | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Harcourt | ||||
Beausoleil | 31 | Rural community | Kent | Rural Community of Cocagne |
Portion of the local service district of Dundas | ||||
Local service district of Grand-Digue | ||||
Local service district of Shediac Bridge-Shediac River | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Wellington | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Moncton | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Shediac | ||||
Maple Hills | 32 | Rural community | Southeast | Portion of the local service district of Dundas |
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Paul | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Moncton | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Shediac | ||||
Salisbury | 33 | Town | Southeast | Village of Salisbury |
Portion of the local service district of Coverdale | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Salisbury | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Moncton | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Elgin Parish | ||||
Moncton | 34 | City | Southeast | City of Moncton |
Portion of the local service district of Moncton | ||||
Town of Riverview | 35 | Town | Southeast | Town of Riverview |
Dieppe | 36 | City | Southeast | City of Dieppe |
Portion of the local service district of Moncton | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Scoudouc | ||||
Shediac | 37 | Town | Southeast | Town of Shediac |
Local service district of Shediac Cape | ||||
Local service district of Scoudouc Road | ||||
Local service district of Point-du-Chêne | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Scoudouc | ||||
Cap-Acadie | 38 | Town | Southeast | Rural Community of Beaubassin East |
Village of Cap-Pelé | ||||
Strait Shores | 39 | Rural community | Southeast | Village of Port Elgin |
Local service district of Baie-Verte | ||||
Local service district of Bayfield | ||||
Local service district of Botsford | ||||
Local service district of Cape Tormentine | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Westmorland | ||||
Local service district of Murray Corner | ||||
Tantramar | 40 | Town | Southeast | Town of Sackville |
Village of Dorchester | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Dorchester | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Sackville | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Pointe de Bute | ||||
Memramcook | 41 | Village | Southeast | Village of Memramcook |
Fundy Albert | 42 | Village | Southeast | Village of Alma |
Village of Hillsborough | ||||
Village of Riverside-Albert | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Hillsborough | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Harvey | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Hopewell | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Alma | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Coverdale | ||||
The Community of Three Rivers | 43 | Village | Southeast | Village of Petitcodiac |
Local service district of Elgin Centre | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Elgin Parish | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Salisbury | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Cardwell | ||||
Butternut Valley | 79 | Rural community | Kings | Portion of the local service district of Brunswick |
Local service district of Studholm | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Johnston | ||||
Local service district of Havelock | ||||
Sussex | 44 | Town | Kings | Town of Sussex |
Village of Sussex Corner | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Sussex | ||||
Valley Waters | 45 | Village | Kings | Village of Norton |
Local service district of Springfield | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Norton | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Upham | ||||
Local service district of Kars | ||||
Local service district of Wickham | ||||
Fundy-St. Martins | 46 | Village | Fundy | Village of St. Martins |
Portion of the local service district of Saint Martins | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Simonds | ||||
Local service district of Fairfield | ||||
Hampton | 47 | Town | Fundy | Town of Hampton |
Local service district of Hampton | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Upham | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Norton | ||||
Portion of local service district Kingston | ||||
Quispamsis | 48 | Town | Fundy | Town of Quispamsis |
Rothesay | 49 | Town | Fundy | Town of Rothesay |
City of Saint John | 50 | City | Fundy | City of Saint John |
Grand Bay-Westfield | 51 | Town | Fundy | Town of Grand Bay-Westfield |
Portion of the local service district of Westfield | ||||
Fundy Shores | 52 | Rural community | Southwest | Local service district of Musquash |
Portion of the local service district of Lepreau | ||||
Eastern Charlotte | 53 | Rural community | Southwest | Village of Blacks Harbour |
Town of St. George | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Pennfield | ||||
Local service district of Beaver Harbour | ||||
Local service district of Fundy Bay | ||||
Portion of the local service district of St. George | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Saint Patrick | ||||
Grand Manan | 54 | Village | Southwest | Village of Grand Manan |
Campobello Island | 55 | Rural community | Southwest | Rural Community of Campobello Island |
Town of Saint Andrews | 56 | Town | Southwest | Town of Saint Andrews |
Local service district of Bayside | ||||
Local service district of Chamcook | ||||
Municipal District of St. Stephen | 57 | Town | Southwest | Town of St. Stephen |
Portion of the local service district of Western Charlotte | ||||
Local service district of St. Stephen | ||||
Local service district of Dufferin | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Saint David | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Saint James | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Saint Croix | ||||
Local service district of Dennis Weston | ||||
Village of McAdam | 58 | Village | Southwest | Village of McAdam |
Harvey | 59 | Rural community | Capital Region | Village of Harvey |
Portion of the local service district of Manners Sutton | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Dumfries | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Prince William | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Kingsclear | ||||
Portion of the local service district of New Maryland | ||||
Village of Fredericton Junction | 60 | Village | Capital Region | Village of Fredericton Junction |
Village of Tracy | 61 | Village | Capital Region | Village of Tracy |
Hanwell | 62 | Rural community | Capital Region | Rural Community of Hanwell |
Portion of the local service district of Kingsclear | ||||
Sunbury-York South | 63 | Rural community | Capital Region | Portion of the local service district of Rusagonis-Waasis |
Portion of the local service district of New Maryland | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Gladstone | ||||
New Maryland | 64 | Village | Capital Region | Village of New Maryland |
Oromocto | 65 | Town | Capital Region | Town of Oromocto |
Portion of the local service district of Lincoln | ||||
Arcadia | 66 | Village | Capital Region | Village of Cambridge Narrows |
Village of Gagetown | ||||
Local service district of Cambridge | ||||
Local service district of Upper Gagetown | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Waterborough | ||||
Local service district of Hampstead | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Canning | ||||
Municipality of Grand Lake | 67 | Village | Capital Region | Village of Minto |
Village of Chipman | ||||
Local service district of Chipman | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Northfield | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Canning | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Sheffield | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Harcourt | ||||
Nashwaak | 68 | Rural community | Capital Region | Village of Stanley |
Portion of the local service district of Stanley | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Saint Marys | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Estey's Bridge | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Douglas | ||||
City of Fredericton | 69 | City | Capital Region | City of Fredericton |
Portion of the local service district of Saint Mary's | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Estey's Bridge | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Douglas | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Rusagonis-Waasis | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Lincoln | ||||
Central York | 70 | Rural community | Capital Region | Local service district of Keswick Ridge |
Portion of the local service district of Bright | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Queensbury | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Douglas | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Estey's Bridge | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Kingsclear | ||||
Nackawic-Millville | 71 | Rural community | Capital Region | Village of Millville |
Town of Nackawic | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Southampton | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Queensbury | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Dumfries | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Bright | ||||
Municipality of Lakeland Ridges | 72 | Village | Western Valley | Village of Canterbury |
Village of Meductic | ||||
Local service district of Benton | ||||
Local service district of Canterbury | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Debec | ||||
Local service district of North Lake | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Woodstock | ||||
Woodstock | 73 | Town | Western Valley | Town of Woodstock |
Local service district of Richmond | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Wakefield known as Wakefield Inside | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Woodstock | ||||
Local service district of Upper and Lower Northampton | ||||
Local service district of Northampton | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Debec | ||||
Hartland | 74 | Town | Western Valley | Town of Hartland |
Local service district of Somerville | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Simonds | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Wakefield known as Wakefield Outside | ||||
Local service district of Brighton | ||||
Local service district of Coldstream | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Bright | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Peel | ||||
District of Carleton North | 76 | Town | Western Valley | Village of Bath |
Town of Florenceville-Bristol | ||||
Village of Centreville | ||||
Local service district of Glassville | ||||
Local service district of Upper Kent | ||||
Local service district of Wicklow | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Peel | ||||
Local service district of Wilmot | ||||
Local service district of Lakeville | ||||
Local service district of Aberdeen | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Kent | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Simonds | ||||
Regional Community of Southern Victoria | 77 | Village | Western Valley | Village of Aroostook |
Village of Perth-Andover | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Andover | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Perth | ||||
District of Tobique Valley | 78 | Village | Western Valley | Village of Plaster Rock |
Portion of the local service district of Gordon | ||||
Local service district of Riley Brook | ||||
Portion of the local service district of Lorne |
List of regional service commissions
The local governance reform will continue the existence of New Brunswick's 12 regional service commissions.[19] Each regional service commission will have one rural district.[9] Two RSCs will be renamed in 2023.[20]
- Acadian Peninsula
- Capital Region (formerly Regional Service Commission 11)
- Chaleur
- Fundy
- Greater Miramichi
- Kent
- Kings (formerly Regional Service Commission 8)
- Northwest
- Restigouche
- Southeast
- Southwest New Brunswick
- Western Valley
List of rural districts
The local governance reform will result in 12 rural districts.[18] The proposed names of the rural districts were announced on May 25, 2022[10] and became official on July 21, 2022 when the Rural Districts Establishment Regulation was filed.[21] While the names are now official, the rural districts will not come into force until 2023.
Name | Rural district number | Regional service commission | Communities amalgamated |
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Northwest | 1 | Northwest | Portion of the local service district of Drummond |
Local service district of Madawaska | |||
Local service district of Saint-Basile | |||
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Jacques | |||
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Joseph | |||
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Quentin | |||
Portion of the local service district of Rivière-Verte | |||
Portion of the local service district of Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes | |||
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Anne | |||
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Léonard | |||
Restigouche | 2 | Restigouche | Portion of the local service district of Addington |
Portion of the local service district of Chaleur | |||
Portion of the local service district of Eldon | |||
Local service district of Flatlands | |||
Local service district of Lorne | |||
Local service district of Mann Mountain | |||
Portion of the local service district of Balmoral-Maltais | |||
Chaleur | 3 | Chaleur | Local service district of Allardville |
Portion of the local service district of Bathurst | |||
Portion of the local service district of Beresford | |||
Portion of the local service district of Big River | |||
Local service district of New Bandon-Salmon Beach | |||
Portion of the local service district of New Bandon | |||
Acadian Peninsula | 4 | Acadian Peninsula | Local service district of Miscou Island |
Portion of the local service district of Shippagan | |||
Portion of the local service district of New Bandon | |||
Greater Miramichi | 5 | Greater Miramichi | Local service district of Black River-Hardwicke |
Portion of the local service district of Blackville | |||
Local service district of Chatham | |||
Local service district of Ferry Road-Russellville | |||
Local service district of Glenelg | |||
Portion of the local service district of Nelson | |||
Portion of the local service district of Newcastle | |||
Portion of the local service district of North Esk | |||
Portion of the local service district of South Esk | |||
Local service district of St. Margarets | |||
Portion of the local service district of Hardwicke | |||
Portion of the local service district of Blissfield | |||
Kent | 6 | Kent | Portion of the local service district of Harcourt |
Local service district of Carleton | |||
Local service district of Pointe-Sapin | |||
Portion of the local service district of Cap-de-Richibouctou | |||
Local service district of Baie Ste. Anne | |||
Portion of the local service district of Hardwicke | |||
Local service district of Escuminac | |||
Portion of the local service district of Saint-Louis de Kent | |||
Southeast | 7 | Southeast | Portion of the local service district of Dorchester |
Portion of the local service district of Coverdale | |||
Portion of the local service district of Westmorland | |||
Portion of the local service district of Alma | |||
Portion of the local service district of Hillsborough | |||
Portion of the local service district of Hopewell | |||
Portion of the local service district of Moncton | |||
Portion of the local service district of Harvey | |||
Portion of the local service district of Sackville | |||
Portion of the local service district of Elgin Parish | |||
Portion of the local service district of Salisbury | |||
Kings | 8 | 8 | Portion of the local service district of Cardwell |
Local service district of Waterford | |||
Portion of the local service district of Upham | |||
Local service district of Hammond | |||
Portion of the local service district of Sussex | |||
Portion of the local service district of Johnston | |||
Portion of the local service district of Havelock | |||
Portion of the local service district of Norton | |||
Portion of the local service district of Brunswick | |||
Fundy | 9 | Fundy | Local service district of Petersville |
Local service district of Greenwich | |||
Portion of the local service district of Westfield | |||
Portion of the local service district of Kingston | |||
Portion of the local service district of Norton | |||
Portion of the local service district of Saint Martins | |||
Portion of the local service district of Simonds | |||
Local service district of Rothesay | |||
Southwest | 10 | Southwest | Local service district of Dumbarton |
Local service district of McAdam | |||
Local service district of West Isles | |||
Local service district of White Head Island | |||
Portion of the local service district of Pennfield | |||
Portion of the local service district of Saint George | |||
Portion of the local service district of Saint James | |||
Portion of the local service district of Western Charlotte | |||
Portion of the local service district of Saint David | |||
Portion of the local service district of Saint Croix | |||
Portion of the local service district of Saint Patrick | |||
Portion of the local service district of Lepreau | |||
Capital Region | 11 | Capital Region | Local service district of Burton |
Local service district of Clarendon | |||
Portion of the local service district of Gladstone | |||
Local service district of Maugerville | |||
Local service district of Noonan | |||
Portion of the local service district of Stanley | |||
Portion of the local service district of Sheffield | |||
Portion of the local service district of Canning | |||
Portion of the local service district of New Maryland | |||
Local service district of Blissville | |||
Local service district of Wirral-Enniskillen | |||
Portion of the local service district of Bright | |||
Portion of the local service district of Prince William | |||
Portion of the local service district of Saint Mary's | |||
Portion of the local service district of Chipman | |||
Portion of the local service district of Dumfries | |||
Portion of the local service district of Southampton | |||
Portion of the local service district of Northfield | |||
Portion of the local service district of Manners Sutton | |||
Portion of the local service district of Douglas | |||
Portion of the local service district of Waterborough | |||
Portion of the local service district of Rusagonis-Waasis | |||
Western Valley | 12 | Western Valley | Portion of the local service district of Gordon |
Portion of the local service district of Kent | |||
Portion of the local service district of Lorne | |||
Portion of the local service district of Perth | |||
Local service district of Denmark | |||
Portion of the local service district of Andover |
See also
References
- ^ Working together for vibrant and sustainable communities: White Paper (PDF). Fredericton, New Brunswick: Province of New Brunswick. 2021. p. 4. ISBN 978-1-4605-2957-7.
- ^ a b c d "Local governance reform process begins". Government of New Brunswick: Environment and Local Government. January 1, 2021. Retrieved May 28, 2022.
- ^ "Member of the Legislative Assembly : Hon. Daniel Allain - Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick". legnb.ca. Retrieved September 23, 2022.
- ^ a b "Adjustments made to local governance reforms after input from communities". Government of New Brunswick: Environment and Local Government. December 21, 2021. Retrieved May 28, 2022.
- ^ a b c "Green paper on local governance reform released; public input sought". Government of New Brunswick: Environment and Local Government. April 6, 2021. Retrieved May 28, 2022.
- ^ "Public engagement sessions planned on local governance reform". Government of New Brunswick: Environment and Local Government. May 5, 2021. Retrieved May 28, 2022.
- ^ a b "Local governance reform engagement summary released". Government of New Brunswick: Environment and Local Government. September 9, 2021. Retrieved May 28, 2022.
- ^ a b c d "Government releases plan to reform local governance system". Government of New Brunswick: Environment and Local Government. November 18, 2021. Retrieved May 28, 2022.
- ^ a b c "Adjustments made to local governance reforms after input from communities..." (PDF). Government of New Brunswick. December 21, 2021. Archived from the original (PDF) on December 22, 2021. Retrieved May 28, 2022.
- ^ a b "Proposed entity names reflect strong ties to nature and history". Government of New Brunswick: Environment and Local Government. May 25, 2022. Retrieved May 28, 2022.
- ^ a b "Local Governments Establishment Regulation – Local Governance Act". Government of New Brunswick. August 30, 2022. Retrieved October 19, 2022.
- ^ a b Working together for vibrant and sustainable communities: White Paper (PDF). Fredericton, New Brunswick: Province of New Brunswick. 2021. pp. 29–31. ISBN 978-1-4605-2957-7.
- ^ a b c Lutes, Vicky (October 4, 2022). "Five-year funding for local governments and rural districts". Government of New Brunswick. Retrieved October 7, 2022.
- ^ Chilibeck, John (October 18, 2022). "'Luxury' cottages don't deserve a tax cut: Allain". Telegraph-Journal. Retrieved October 19, 2022.
- ^ Lutes, Vicky (May 20, 2022). "Expert panel created to study the community funding and equalization grant formula". Government of New Brunswick. Retrieved September 28, 2022.
- ^ Lutes, Vicky (September 28, 2022). "Report on community funding and equalization grant formula". Government of New Brunswick. Retrieved September 28, 2022.
- ^ Chilibeck, John (October 5, 2022). "Province freezes municipal funding for five years". The Daily Gleaner. Retrieved October 7, 2022.
- ^ a b "A Better Future – Together: Local governance reform for a vibrant, sustainable New Brunswick". Government of New Brunswick. Retrieved May 28, 2022.
- ^ "Entity Maps by Region: About". Government of New Brunswick. Retrieved May 28, 2022.
- ^ "NEW BRUNSWICK REGULATION 2022-46 under the Regional Service Delivery Act (O.C. 2022-211)". Government of New Brunswick. July 21, 2022. Retrieved August 17, 2022.
- ^ "NEW BRUNSWICK REGULATION 2022-45 under the Local Governance Act (O.C. 2022-210)". Government of New Brunswick. July 21, 2022. Retrieved August 17, 2022.
Further reading
- Working together for vibrant and sustainable communities