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Administrative divisions of New Brunswick
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NB's local governance entities.
New Brunswick local governance entities

The Canadian province of New Brunswick is divided into 89 local entities, consisting of 77 local governments and 12 rural districts.

A local government can be a city, town, village, regional municipality or rural community, mainly according to population.[1] Cities generally provide more services than smaller entities.[2] Services include certain transportation, environmental, security, and recreational and culture services.[3]

Ninety-five per cent of the population lives in a city, town, village, regional municipality, or rural community and can vote to elect responsible local government. Parts of the province not covered by these local governments are divided into rural districts. These are sparsely populated unincorporated areas.[citation needed] Each district elects councillors to form an advisory committee to advise the minister on local matters.

Twelve regional service commissions provide services over larger areas.[4]

History

In 1784 New Brunswick was created via the partitioning of the Colony of Nova Scotia and divided into the counties of NB, which were in turn divided into parishes. By the 1960s the province was a patchwork of incorporated cities, towns, villages, local improvement districts,[5] and local administrative commissions.[6] Under this system, many public services including healthcare, social services, and education were provided by county government.[7] Underfunded poor counties were stuck in a "perpetual cycle of poverty".[7]

In response, Liberal premier Louis Robichaud introduced the Equal Opportunity Program.[8] This reformed municipal taxation, and via the 1966 Municipalities Act[8] eliminated county governments and led to the subsequent centralization of many of their powers. In 1967 counties ceased to exist as government units and nonmunicipal incorporated bodies[a] were converted to villages. A new governance unit, the local service district (LSD), was created to administer local services like fire departments in some rural areas.[b] The new villages were given the same municipal powers as towns and cities.[1] Existing cities and towns were not changed,[9] while existing villages[c] were converted to the new village model.

Regional service commissions were added in 2012.

The 2023 New Brunswick local governance reform was an overhaul of the system as follows:[10]

  • 104 local governments were reduced to 77, primarily by combining existing municipalities. Few municipalities were unaffected by the changes, with some new municipalities created by combining LSDs.
  • Local service districts were dissolved. Some joined existing or new municipalities or rural communities, while remaining LSD areas were combined to form 12 rural districts corresponding to the regional service commissions. A significant number of LSDs were split between municipalities and rural districts.
  • Regional service commissions assumed increased powers; many had their boundaries adjusted.
  • Land use planning was improved.
  • Financing local governance finance was reformed.

Local governance divisions

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Name Status Regional service commission Entity number
Acadian Peninsula rural district Acadian Peninsula 4
Alnwick rural community Greater Miramichi 20
Arcadia village Capital Region 66
Bathurst city Chaleur 12
Belledune village Chaleur 10
Beaurivage town Kent 26
Beausoleil rural community Kent 31
Bois-Joli village Restigouche 8
Butternut Valley rural community Kings 79
Campbellton city Restigouche 7
Campobello Island rural community Southwest 55
Cap-Acadie town Southeast 38
Capital Region rural district Capital Region 11
Caraquet town Acadian Peninsula 14
Carleton North town Western Valley 76
Central York rural community Capital Region 70
Chaleur rural district Chaleur 3
Champdoré town Kent 30
Dieppe city Southeast 36
Doaktown village Greater Miramichi 23
Eastern Charlotte rural community Southwest 53
Edmundston city Northwest 2
Five Rivers village Kent 28
Fredericton city Capital Region 69
Fredericton Junction village Capital Region 60
Fundy rural district Fundy 9
Fundy Albert village Southeast 42
Fundy Shores rural community Southwest 52
Fundy-St. Martins village Fundy 46
Grand Bay-Westfield town Fundy 51
Grand-Bouctouche town Kent 29
Grand Falls town Northwest 4
Grand Lake village Capital Region 67
Grand Manan village Southwest 54
Greater Miramichi rural district Greater Miramichi 5
Hampton town Fundy 47
Hanwell rural community Capital Region 62
Hartland town Western Valley 74
Harvey rural community Capital Region 59
Haut-Madawaska town Northwest 1
Hautes-Terres town Acadian Peninsula 17
Heron Bay town Restigouche 9
Île-de-Lamèque town Acadian Peninsula 15
Kedgwick rural community Northwest 6
Kent rural district Kent 6
Kings rural district Kings 8
Lakeland Ridges village Western Valley 72
Maple Hills rural community Southeast 32
Memramcook village Southeast 41
Miramichi city Greater Miramichi 21
Miramichi River Valley rural community Greater Miramichi 22
McAdam village Southwest 58
Moncton city Southeast 34
Nackawic-Millville rural community Capital Region 71
Nashwaak rural community Capital Region 68
Neguac village Acadian Peninsula 19
New Maryland village Capital Region 64
Northwest rural district Northwest 1
Nouvelle-Arcadie village Kent 25
Oromocto town Capital Region 65
Quispamsis town Fundy 48
Restigouche rural district Restigouche 2
Rivière-du-Nord town Acadian Peninsula 13
Rothesay town Fundy 49
Saint Andrews town Southwest 56
Saint John city Fundy 50
Saint-Quentin town Northwest 5
Salisbury town Southeast 33
Shediac town Southeast 37
Shippagan town Acadian Peninsula 16
Southeast rural district Southeast 7
Southern Victoria village Western Valley 77
Southwest rural district Southwest 10
St. Stephen town Southwest 57
Strait Shores rural community Southeast 39
Sunbury-York South rural community Capital Region 63
Sussex town Kings 44
Tantramar town Southeast 40
Three Rivers village Southeast 43
Tobique Valley village Western Valley 78
Tracadie regional municipality Acadian Peninsula 18