Find your New Brunswick MLA
How do I find and contact my New Brunswick MLA?
New Brunswick representatives use the title MLA. Search the current member directory or follow its Find My MLA link. Use the office listed for your constituency when asking about a local matter; use the responsible department for an application or service transaction.
Where to begin
- Search the current member directory or follow its Find My MLA link.
- Confirm the constituency and the current office holder at the official destination.
- Explain the issue briefly and ask which office or service can help.
- Check the official contact route before sending private case material or planning a visit.
Before you open the official service
- The topic you need help with and the level of government responsible
- Your riding, ward or municipality, if relevant
- A short explanation of the outcome you are asking for
Check the office’s current contact instructions before sending a message or visiting.
What to check for your situation
Use the current official directory for names and office contacts, especially after an election. A representative enquiry is not an application, appeal or service request, and does not guarantee a decision. Check appointments and hours before travelling.
Names, contact details and office arrangements can change. Check the linked official directory for the current office holder and route.
Official sources
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