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Ontario 2022-2026 municipal council current-term baseline: elected or acclaimed mayors, reeves, deputy heads and councillors; excludes trustees, staff, vacancy placeholders and personal contact details.

Current-term baseline, not a live incumbency certification. The official provincial file identifies the 2,796 people elected or acclaimed at the October 24, 2022 general election and was last marked updated 2024-02-22; it does not incorporate later resignations, deaths, removals, appointments, vacancies or by-elections, so municipal council pages remain authoritative for today's roster. It supplies records for 414 local/single-tier municipalities. The 30 tracker municipalities without a direct 2022 winner row are upper-tier governments: bruce, dufferin, durham, elgin, essex-county, frontenac, grey, haliburton, halton, hastings, huron, lambton, lanark, leeds-and-grenville, lennox-and-addington, middlesex, muskoka, niagara, northumberland, oxford, peel, perth-county, peterborough-county, prescott-and-russell, renfrew-county, simcoe, stormont-dundas-and-glengarry, waterloo-region, wellington, york. The provincial winner rows expose no reliable ward field, so ward is null. Open North Represent (https://represent.opennorth.ca/api/) was checked 2026-08-01 and supplied supplementary links and attributed source URLs only after exact normalized-name and municipality matching. Exactly 412 matched rows retain the Open North record's source_url in sourceUrl, including matches without a profile link; the other 2,384 rows retain the official provincial winner CSV in sourceUrl. The 412 winners matched across 48 municipalities; 2,384 winners had no match (2,296 outside Open North's direct-municipality coverage and 88 within it). The Ontario Open North subset contained 620 raw rows / 595 unique municipality-name keys across 53 council sets; 183 unique feed names did not match the official general-election baseline and were not added. Open North publishes no per-record freshness timestamp and some feeds are incomplete or stale. No source council set or official winner municipality slug failed mapping. School-board trustees, staff, vacancy placeholders and personal contact details are excluded. For HTTPS-only output, 57 Open North URL placements were scheme-normalized from http:// to https:// (27 attributed source URLs, 24 official-profile URLs and 6 website URLs); no link targets were otherwise inferred.

Municipal mayors and councillors only; excludes regional-district directors, school trustees, staff and personal contact fields.

Current official-source rosters replace the 2022 baseline for Abbotsford, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Kelowna, Langley City, Langley Township, New Westminster, Richmond, Saanich, Surrey, Vancouver and Victoria (105 records). Ten rosters were obtained through Open North Represent and retain the exact municipal source URL; Represent exposes no per-record freshness date. Saanich and Vancouver were verified directly against their current municipal council pages. The other 148 covered municipalities remain a 2022 successful-result baseline and can miss subsequent vacancies, resignations, appointments and by-elections. The shishalh Nation Government District is outside the CivicInfo municipal-result set, while incorporated Okanagan Falls has its first election scheduled for October 17, 2026; neither has rows here. No source municipality was left unmatched.

Municipal mayors, reeves and councillors only; excludes school trustees, staff and personal contact fields.

Contains only the 75 officeholders verified on current official pages for Calgary, Edmonton, Grande Prairie, Lethbridge, Strathcona County, Wood Buffalo and the County of Grande Prairie No. 1. All prior-term 2021 result rows were removed because Alberta's October 2025 general municipal election superseded them. Alberta's Municipal Officials Directory is published as a current weekly directory but does not expose a stable province-wide bulk file used here; the remaining 333 tracker entities therefore have no current rows in this release. Every retained row carries its exact official municipal source URL, and no source municipality was left unmatched.

Municipal mayors, reeves and councillors (including the directory title 'Alderman', normalized to Councillor); excludes staff and personal contact fields.

All 761 official municipality detail pages were checked. Their displayed 'Last updated' values range from 7/21/2025 2:46 AM to 7/30/2026 10:57 AM. Named elected contacts were available for 760 municipalities; the Northern Saskatchewan Administration District detail page contained no contacts. Ward or division labels are not present in the directory. Staff titles, 47 explicit vacancy placeholders and all telephone, email and address fields were excluded; one exact duplicate elected contact was collapsed. Unmatched source pages: 0.

Municipal mayors, reeves, heads of council and councillors only; excludes school trustees, staff and personal contact fields.

The main 55-page Municipal Officials Directory was updated July 24, 2026 (download SHA-256 72E36C5690E6AFD7B2937FCB7F8E71299B1790C49DB79B6F0664A56EC7F267DC). It provides elected names for 133 municipalities. City of Winnipeg current open data, the current Lynn Lake council page, and official July 2026 results for Dunnottar, Victoria Beach and Winnipeg Beach replace or supplement that directory. Victoria Beach's result file has an internally stale heading, but its 2026 filename, municipal posting and candidate list identify the July 2026 return. Leaf Rapids lists only administrators under the directory's council heading, and Mystery Lake lists only an administrator; both are excluded, leaving 135 municipalities covered. Deputy-mayor designations are normalized to Councillor. Ward information is retained only where the current source supplies it. No source municipality was left unmatched.

Current local-municipality mayors and councillors in Québec's Répertoire des municipalités; excludes staff, school trustees, personal contacts, vacant placeholders and non-local organization tiers.

Official province-wide current-directory snapshot. The source HTTP Last-Modified value was 2026-07-31 11:00:23 GMT and it was checked on 2026-08-01. All 1,123 existing Québec local-municipality codes matched an existing tracker slug; no matched source row was silently dropped. The source contained 1281 organization rows; 158 rows outside the tracker's current local-municipality directory (including regional, borough or other organization types) were outside this file's scope. The elected-person columns yielded 7,959 named officeholders (1,113 mayors and 6,846 councillors) across 1,122 municipalities. Hébertville had only vacant-seat placeholders and therefore no named officeholder; Akulivik had councillors but no named mayor. The feed contained 109 non-person vacant-seat placeholders (9 mayor and 100 councillor placeholders across 72 municipalities); they were excluded. MAMH states that directory officeholders are informational and the municipality's signed proclamation is authoritative. The CSV does not expose ward labels, individual official-profile URLs, or personal website/social links, so those fields are null. Staff, school trustees, contact details and MRC/regional-office records are excluded.

Named mayors and municipal councillors elected or acclaimed in the 2026 general election, plus winners published for the June 22 ward contests; excludes rural-district advisory committees, school bodies, staff and private contact details.

This is a current-term roster baseline, not a live personnel register. It covers all 77 current local governments represented in the May 11, 2026 results and adds the June 22 published winners. The June page was labelled unofficial when checked. A same-person, same-ward duplicate is collapsed. Later resignations, appointments, judicial recount changes or vacancies require confirmation on the local government's current council page.

Current named mayors, wardens, deputy municipal leaders and councillors for five municipalities with checked official council pages; excludes school-board representatives, staff and private contact details.

Nova Scotia has no province-wide all-council roster or consolidated result database; municipalities administer their own elections. Halifax and Cape Breton rows were checked against current official council pages through the privacy-minimized Open North feed. Kings, Clare and Richmond were transcribed from their current official council pages, including Clare's October 2025 District 5 replacement and the current Warden, Deputy Warden and Deputy Mayor titles. The other 44 municipalities remain explicit coverage gaps; no officeholder is inferred.

Complete current official council rosters for Charlottetown, Summerside and Stratford, plus a partial 2022 acclamation-only baseline elsewhere; excludes trustees, staff, vacancies and private contact details.

This is deliberately partial: only Charlottetown, Summerside and Stratford have complete current council rosters. coveredMunicipalityCount means municipalities with at least one included record; it is not a count of complete rosters. Outside those three councils, the provincial 2022 Island-wide document identifies acclamations but not winners of contested races, so only named acclaimed officeholders are included. The province's current online Municipal Directory did not provide an auditable downloadable result when checked, so its names were not copied or guessed. Missing contested winners and post-election changes remain explicit coverage gaps. The 2026 general municipal election is scheduled for November 2, so the directory needs a post-election refresh.

Named mayors for towns, cities and Inuit Community Governments in the provincial March 2026 directory, plus the full current St. John's council; excludes clerks, staff, local service district committees and all contact fields.

The provincial directory is dated March 17, 2026 and was checked August 1, 2026. It names 275 mayors across 276 incorporated or Inuit community governments; one blank/vacant mayor cell is excluded. The current St. John's council page supplies its mayor, deputy mayor and councillors and replaces the directory's single St. John's mayor row. Contact and address columns were discarded; a phone-shaped token embedded in one mayor cell was stripped, and the extractor rejects any remaining numeric token in a mayor name. Local Service District committees are outside this mayor-and-council scope.