When: October 1 – 4, 2026
Where: Delta Hotels Beausejour (750 Main St, Moncton, NB E1C 1E6)
UMNB’s 2026 Annual Conference and Annual General Meeting brought together more than 325 elected officials, municipal leaders and partners from across New Brunswick.
The four-day event provided opportunities to connect with peers, partners, and provincial and federal representatives while gaining valuable resources and insights to help address and embrace new challenges.
The conference featured training, advocacy opportunities, networking, and important conversations to support elected officials as they began a new four-year term.
Save the Date! Our next Annual Conference and AGM is happening April 2-4, 2027 at the Delta Fredericton.
PRESENTATIONS
Platinum Sponsor: NWMO Let’s start talking: Planning Canada’s Deep geological repository
Council’s role in Asset Management Governance
Building Municipal Readiness: Training and Exercising for Emergency Preparedness
Platinum Sponsor: CN
Breakfast briefing: CN’s collaboration with municipalities in NB
Platinum Sponsor: NB Power
Panel Discussion: Advocacy That Makes an Impact
AMunis – Property Taxes: Fiscal Tools in Other Jurisdictions
Municipal Spotlight
Municipal Spotlight
Memramcook – Agritourism Strategy of the Village of Memramcook
Municipal Spotlight
Breakfast briefing: CN’s collaboration with municipalities in NB
Municipal Spotlight
Municipal Spotlight
Thank you 2026 Sponsors!
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