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Remembering Harley: Graveside memorial service honours homeless Hantsport man’s life | SaltWireARICHAT, N.S. — Some Richmond County residents might notice changes when it comes time to vote in the next municipal election.
Earlier this month, the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board approved council’s recommendation to maintain a five-member council and make minor changes to the boundaries of each district. The boundary changes will take effect in the 2024 municipal election and will primarily impact some residents in District 2 in Arichat who will move to District 1, residents of Lennox Passage who will move to District 3, some residents in Thibeauville and Grande Greve who will move to District 4, and residents in Lynches River who will move to District 5.
“These are small changes that we feel will make a difference to the constituents in these areas who have expressed feeling disconnected from communities in which they vote,” said Richmond County Warden Amanda Mombourquette.
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