May 28, 2025
on May 27th, Mayor Judy Wilson-Shee attended the presentation of a cheque from the New Maryland Lions Club to Kat’s Kitchen.
On behalf of Village Council and the citizens of New Maryland I welcome you to our official website.
I am humbled by the mandate I have been given for the next four years. I want to thank our residents for the trust you have placed in me. Your new Council combines members with years of experience with the fresh energy and ideas of a new member. I look forward to working with my colleagues on your behalf. We have been elected to work with and for our residents.
The Village of New Maryland has a population of approximately 4,500 and is located on the southern border of Fredericton, New Brunswick’s Capital City. We have been incorporated since 1991. In 1993 a new school was built in our community. Today the school hosts children from K to grade 5 and we are very fortunate to have such dedicated teachers. Our fire department just celebrated their 10th year anniversary. Under the leadership of our Fire Chief and many volunteers they provide an excellent service to our Village.
Our fine residents and outstanding community spirit make New Maryland a very special place to live.
Mayor Judy Wilson-Shee
May 28, 2025
On May 20th, Mayor Judy Wilson-Shee attended the Lions Club presentation of a $500 cheque to Norah. Norah is the 2025 IWK Champion Child and is actively raising funds for the IWK.
May 28, 2025
On May 9th, Mayor Judy Wilson-Shee attended the Chalmers Foundation 12th Annual Radiothon. In the photo with Mayor Judy Wilson-Shee are Councillors Greg Ericson, Ruth Breen, and Margo Sheppard.
May 28, 2025
On May 7th, Mayor Judy Wilson-Shee was honoured as chair of the CRSC to present a scholarship to Kaelynn Jones, Oromocto High School.
May 28, 2025
on May 3rd, Mayor Judy Wilson-Shee attended Bowl for Kid’s Sake an event for Big Brothers Big Sisters. Mayor Judy Wilson-Shee is joined in the photo by Mayor Dave Morrison, Hanwell, Mayor Bob Powell, Oromocto & Councillor Ruth Breen, Fredericton.
February 26, 2025
On the last Wednesday of February, people from across the country celebrate Pink Shirt Day to promote respectful behaviour and inclusion in schools, workplaces and local communities. Although the original purpose of Pink Shirt Day was to raise awareness of bullying in schools, the movement has grown to
February 18, 2025
We had a wonderful turnout at the Senior’s Valentines Tea this afternoon after being postponed due to yesterday’s snow storm. Great fun and food was enjoyed by all, and we even had a few games of bingo going on! Thanks to Mayor Judy for being our bingo caller!
September 27, 2024
On Wednesday, 25 September 2024, Mayor, Council and staff raised the Every Child Matters flag in recognition of, and to honour, the Indigenous children who never returned home, Survivors of residential school systems, their families and communities. The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation will be observed on
September 16, 2024
On September 11th, 2024, our Mayor and Council presented Alex Boyd, Greener Village CEO, a cheque for $5000 as the Village of New Maryland’s initial contribution for the THRIVE Campaign to support the first Atlantic Canadian Perishable Food Rescue Centre. Greener Village, the largest food and social services