New Brunswick Auditor General Paul Martin has announced his retirement from the job after completing five years of his 10-year term.
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· Posted: Nov 12, 2026 4:54 PM EST | Last Updated: 2 hours ago
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Paul Martin said he doesn’t feel he’s left anything on the table as he gets ready to leave his role as auditor general. (Shane Fowler/CBC)
New Brunswick Auditor General Paul Martin has announced his retirement from the job after completing five years of his 10-year term.
It’s simply time to pass the torch to someone else, said Martin, who has held the post since January 2022.
“I will be 67 at the end of this year, and it’s time to go home and spend time with the grandkids and my wife,” he said in an interview.
Before taking over as auditor general, he was the government’s comptroller and had served as president of the New Brunswick Institute of Charted Accountants.
The auditor general reports to the legislative assembly. Martin and his office investigate public spending and resources and then report their findings in audits shared with the public.
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