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Local governance reform in New Brunswick (Part 2)

Exploring municipal opportunities from the green paper on local governance reform

by LANG P
Local governance reform in New Brunswick (Part 2) Working together for vibrant and sustainable communities: To address challenges from within the New Brunswick context, a green paper on the local governance reform was published, introducing four pillars to foster discussions within the population, stakeholder groups, and associations. Above: Bouctouche, N.B.
Published in September 2021 - Page 23

Since Part 1 (published in May 2021), things have moved quickly regarding New Brunswick’s local governance reform. A green paper published in April 2021 has introduced opportunities to address local governance issues that have created challenges to service delivery and a sense of inequality for leaders in the municipalities and the local service districts. The green paper has the objective to foster discussions within the population, stakeholder groups, associations, etc.

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