While many incumbent councillors will be returning to their roles, a host of new councillors will also be sworn in across the province. That includes some who are a part of a new generation.
Training offered soon for newly elected councillors, but it’s not mandatory
Sam Farley · CBC News
· Posted: May 15, 2026 5:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour ago
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Julianna Mutch of Moncton, left, and Jacob Levesque of Dieppe both won seats on their city’s councils in Monday night’s elections. (Submitted by Julianna Mutch and Jacob Levesque)
While many incumbent councillors will be returning to their roles, a host of new councillors will also be sworn in across the province. That includes some who are a part of a new generation.
That includes Julianna Mutch, 31, who was elected as a Ward 3 councillor in Moncton, and Jacob Levesque, 26, who was elected as a councillor-at-large for Dieppe.
Both said in an interview with Information Morning Moncton that the campaign season was busy.
“The next day was like a blur, ‘Did that really happen?’” Levesque said.
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