Cape Breton Regional Council

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Cape Breton Regional Council is the governing body for the Cape Breton Regional Municipality in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia.

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Members

Elected in the 2024 municipal elections

CouncillorDistrictCommunities
Cecil Clarke MayorAll
Gordon MacDonald1 Sydney Mines, Florence, Little Pond, Alder Point
Earlene MacMullin2 North Sydney, Little Bras d'Or, Bras d'Or, Groves Point, Mill Creek, Point Aconi, Millville, Groves Point, Hillside Boularderie, Dalem Lake, Southside Boularderie
Blue Marshall3 Grand Narrows, Christmas Island, Big Beach, Shunacadie, Beaver Cove, Boisdale, Upper Leitches Creek, Ironville, Barrachois, Long Island, Scotch Lake, Georges River, Upper North Sydney, Leitches Creek, Point Edward, North West Arm, Balls Creek, Coxheath (west), Blacketts Lake, Beechmont, Gillis Lake, Frenchvale, Northside East Bay, MacAdams Lake, Island View, Eskasoni First Nation, Castle Bay, Benacadie, Pipers Cove
Steve Gillespie4 Sydney River, Coxheath (east), Westmount, Edwardsville
Eldon MacDonald5 Sydney: Northend, Downtown, Shipyard, Boulderwood and Area; Mira Road (east), Membertou First Nation
Glenn Paruch6Sydney: Ashby, Southend; Grand Lake Road (west)
Steve Parsons7 Irish Cove, Middle Cape, Big Pond Centre, Big Pond, St. Andrew's Channel, Ben Eoin, East Bay, Portage, Sydney Forks, Howie Centre, Prime Brook, Mira Road (south), Dutch Brook, Caribou Marsh, Marion Bridge, Sandfield, Huntington, Rock Elm, Grand Mira North, Upper Grand Mira, Enon, Gabarus Lake, Gabarus, French Road, Grand Mira South, Big Ridge, Juniper Mountain
Steven MacNeil8 Glace Bay (south), Louisbourg, Fortress of Louisbourg, Little Lorraine, Main-a-Dieu, Bateston, Catalone, Catalone Gut, Albert Bridge, Mira Gut, Round Island, South Head, Homeville, Broughton, Black Brook, Birch Grove, Tower Road, Port Caledonia, Donkin, Port Morien
Dave MacKeigan9Glace Bay (central), Reserve Mines (north)
Paul Nickituk10Glace Bay (north), Dominion, Reserve Mines (north), Gardiner Mines
Darren O'Quinn11 New Waterford, New Victoria, Scotchtown, Lingan, River Ryan
Kim Sheppard12Sydney (north), Whitney Pier, South Bar, Victoria Mines, Lingan Road, Grand Lake Road (east)

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