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New Brunswick - Cities & Towns

What Municipal Governments Handle in New Brunswick

In Canada, the bulk of heavy-weight public records - land titles, deeds, court files, corporate filings, vital records - is administered at the provincial level, not the municipal level. For New Brunswick, those provincial systems are:

  • Land & property records: handled by Service New Brunswick - Land Registry, not by the city.
  • Courts: cases are heard in Provincial Court or the Court of King's Bench, not a municipal court. Search via CanLII (NB).
  • Vital records: birth, death, marriage certificates are issued provincially.
  • Corporate registration: provincial registries.

At the city / town level, the records you can get directly from the municipality are:

  • Building permits, development permits, occupancy permits
  • Business licences (where the city licenses locally)
  • Bylaw violations and municipal court tickets
  • Council meeting minutes, agendas, and bylaw texts
  • Property-tax billing records (the assessment itself is provincial; the tax is collected with municipal input)
  • Municipal right-to-information (FOIPP) requests for city-held records only

Cities & Towns - Official Sites

Every link below has been verified against the municipality's official website. Click the name or URL to go directly to the city's official site.

Moncton · City · pop. ~79,000

NB's largest and fastest-growing city; major bilingual hub. Hosts the Moncton Provincial Court. Property assessments handled by NB Property Assessment; tax billed by Service NB using data from the municipality.

Official site: www.moncton.ca/en

Saint John · City · pop. ~69,895

The oldest incorporated city in Canada (1785); principal port on the Bay of Fundy. Registry of Deeds for Saint John County is administered by Service NB.

Official site: saintjohn.ca/en

Fredericton · City (Capital) · pop. ~63,000

Provincial capital. Houses the Court of King's Bench of New Brunswick, Court of Appeal, and Legislative Assembly. City Clerk handles municipal right-to-information requests.

Official site: www.fredericton.ca

Dieppe · City · pop. ~28,114

Officially bilingual city in Greater Moncton. Municipal court functions handled through Moncton/Service NB.

Official site: www.dieppe.ca/en/index.aspx

Riverview · Town · pop. ~20,000

Town on the south bank of the Petitcodiac River, opposite Moncton. Municipal records at Town Hall, 30 Honour House Court.

Official site: www.townofriverview.ca

Quispamsis · Town · pop. ~18,500

Largest town in NB by population. 8 elected council members. Property tax billing through Service NB.

Official site: www.quispamsis.ca

Rothesay · Town · pop. ~12,000

Suburban town east of Saint John. Town Hall handles bylaw records and building permits.

Official site: www.rothesay.ca

Miramichi · City · pop. ~17,537

Eastern NB city formed from amalgamation (1995). Covers lower Miramichi River area.

Official site: www.miramichi.org

Edmundston · City · pop. ~16,440

French-language city in northwest NB at Madawaska County. Municipal court and city clerk records.

Official site: www.edmundston.ca

Bathurst · City · pop. ~12,157

Northeastern NB's hub city on Chaleur Bay. Municipal court, property records via Service NB.

Official site: www.bathurst.ca

Oromocto · Town · pop. ~9,223

Home of CFB Gagetown, Canada's largest army training base. Some records overlap with federal jurisdiction.

Official site: www.oromocto.ca

Campbellton · City · pop. ~7,047

Northern border city on the Restigouche River facing Quebec. Municipal records and court services.

Official site: www.campbellton.ca

Sackville · Town · pop. ~6,099

University town, home of Mount Allison University. Town Hall handles municipal records.

Official site: sackville.com

Grand Bay-Westfield · Town · pop. ~5,117

Suburban town on the Saint John River. Municipal office for building permits and bylaws.

Official site: www.towngbw.ca

Shediac · Town · pop. ~7,535

Acadian coastal town; 'Lobster Capital of the World'. Municipal records and tourism permits.

Official site: shediac.ca

Directory References

We cross-reference our municipal listings against the authoritative Canadian directories:

Last updated: 2026-04-18 · SearchSystems.net - The first free public records directory, est. 1997.