Burlington's city council, with four new councillors among its six ward councillors, takes office Monday, Nov. 16, at an inaugural meeting at the Burlington Performing Arts Centre, 440 Locust Street. Mayor Marianne Meed Ward will be sworn in for a third term.

The ceremony runs from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. It's open to the public, and the City says it will also be livestreamed at burlington.ca/calendar.

Only Kelvin Galbraith in Ward 1 and Angelo Bentivegna in Ward 6 were re-elected. Sean Campbell succeeds Lisa Kearns in Ward 2. Mark Carr takes over from Rory Nisan in Ward 3. Olivia Duke follows Shawna Stolte in Ward 4, and Alex Don takes over from Paul Sharman in Ward 5.

Burlington's ward councillors for 2026-2030
WardCouncillorReplaces
Ward 1Kelvin Galbraith—
Ward 2Sean CampbellLisa Kearns
Ward 3Mark CarrRory Nisan
Ward 4Olivia DukeShawna Stolte
Ward 5Alex DonPaul Sharman
Ward 6Angelo Bentivegna—

Turnout was 35.5 per cent, with 56,863 of 160,089 eligible voters casting ballots, up from 27.6 per cent in 2022.

Burlington municipal election turnout
  • 202227.6%
  • 202635.5%

The term officially runs from Nov. 15, 2026, to Nov. 14, 2030. After orientation, the new council holds its first regular meeting Tuesday, Nov. 17. Questions about the ceremony go to City Clerk Mike de Rond at 905-335-7777.