Residents in two of New Brunswick’s largest cities have elected new mayors following Monday’s municipal elections. Unofficial results from Elections New Brunswick confirm Steve Hicks’ victory in Fredericton and Shawn Crossman’s win in Moncton.

Fredericton Welcomes Longtime Councillor as Mayor

Steve Hicks, a veteran Fredericton city councillor, defeated former MP Jenica Atwin to succeed Kate Rogers, who opted not to run again. Hicks’ win marks a leadership transition in the capital city.

Moncton Sees Change After Senate Appointment

In Moncton, Shawn Crossman emerged victorious. He replaces Dawn Arnold, appointed to the Senate in 2025 and temporarily succeeded by Deputy Mayor Paulette Thériault. Crossman’s election restores a permanent mayor to the role.

Saint John Mayor Secures Second Term

Donna Reardon comfortably won re-election in Saint John, defeating her nearest rival by a wide margin and continuing her leadership for another term.

Voters across New Brunswick headed to the polls on May 11 to choose mayors, councillors, and other local officials, shaping municipal governance for the coming years.