Municipal
Councillor
How it's filled
- In plain words
- Elected by everyone in Labrador City
- Exact method
- Elected at large for a four-year term (Municipal Elections Act, s. 5); council of 7 including the mayor (town website). A town council has an odd number of members, 5 to 9 (Towns and Local Service Districts Act, s. 24).
- Seats
- 6
Who holds these seats now
- Jonathan Riviere Report Source: labradorwest.com, checked
- Julia Anne Manstan Report Source: labradorwest.com, checked
- Kim Hartery Report Source: labradorwest.com, checked
- Matt White Report Source: labradorwest.com, checked
- Reilly Farrell Report Source: labradorwest.com, checked
- Ryan Pike Report Source: labradorwest.com, checked
Next vote
Sources
- labradorwest.com · checked Council of 7: mayor, deputy mayor and five councillors listed on the Town of Labrador City council page (checked 2026-10-11); Towns and Local Service Districts Act s. 24. For: Councillor
- assembly.nl.ca · checked municipal: Towns and Local Service Districts Act, SNL 2023 c. T-6.2: s. 24 (council of an odd number of councillors, 5 to 9), s. 25 (wards), ss. 27-28 (mayor and deputy mayor); Municipal Elections Act, SNL 2001 c. M-20.2, s. 5 (general elections every four years). For: Councillor
- labradorwest.com · checked Town of Labrador City council page (page modified 2025-11-10, checked 2026-10-11): Mayor Jordan Brown, Deputy Mayor Kim Hartery, Councillors Reilly Farrell, Julia Anne Manstan, Ryan Pike, Matt White, Jonathan Riviere. For: Jonathan Riviere, current term, Julia Anne Manstan, current term, Kim Hartery, current term, Matt White, current term, Reilly Farrell, current term, Ryan Pike, current term
- gov.nl.ca · checked date_confirmed set false: 2029-09-25 is the statutory last Tuesday in September; the Province moved the 2025 general election from 30 Sep to 2 Oct 2025 (release 2024-11-01), so the 2029 date is not confirmed until the Province announces it. Checked 2026-10-12. For: General election, September 25, 2029
- assembly.nl.ca · checked municipal: Municipal Elections Act, s. 5(1)-(2): general elections in 2001 and every 4 years after, on the last Tuesday in September (2029: 25 Sep). The 2025 election was moved to 2 Oct 2025 (https://www.gov.nl.ca/releases/2024/mpa/1101n05/). For: General election, September 25, 2029