A new mayor and five new councillors are in
Brockville residents have chosen their next municipal council, with unofficial election results showing a clear winner in the mayoral race and a voter turnout higher than in 2022.
Cameron Wales won the mayor’s race with 4,895 votes, capturing 67.2 per cent of the vote. Challenger Tom Linton received 2,385 votes, or 32.8 per cent.
A total of 7,460 residents cast ballots in Brockville’s 2026 municipal and school board election, representing a turnout of 36.8 per cent. That is up from 34 per cent in the 2022 municipal election.
In the council race, Louise Severson led the listed candidates with 4,186 votes, followed by Jane Fullarton with 3,857 and Philip Deery with 3,849.
Bruce Wylie received 3,683 votes, Jeremy Newman had 3,127, Chris Culhane received 2,970, Bianca Timmerman had 2,955 and Ida Duc received 2,937.
The results remain unofficial.
For more, visit: 2026 Election Information - City of Brockville.
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