The five new councillors include Bruce Wylie, Jeremy Newman, Chris Culhane, Bianca Timmerman, and Ida Duc
Brockville’s 2026 municipal election drew 7,460 voters, with turnout reaching 36.8 per cent, up from 34 per cent in 2022.
After sitting on city council for the past eight years, Cameron Wales won the mayoral race with 4,895 votes, defeating runner-up Tom Linton.
Wales says that along with core infrastructure, addressing homelessness is a top priority.
Wales says he has no interest in using the strong mayor powers, and hopes to lead a collaborative council.
Louise Severson led councillor candidates with 4,186 votes, as she returns to city council alongside Jane Fullarton and Philip Deery.
The five new councillors include Bruce Wylie, Jeremy Newman, Chris Culhane, Bianca Timmerman, and Ida Duc.
For more, visit: brockville.com/elections.
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