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Township of Brock

Politicians, wards, and elected representatives

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5Wards
7Council Members
~13,000Population

About Brock

The Township of Brock is Durham Region’s smallest municipality by population, with approximately 13,000 residents. Located in the northern part of Durham Region, Brock is a predominantly rural community characterized by farmland, conservation areas, and small villages. Brock is divided into five wards, each electing one councillor. The township’s main communities include Beaverton (the largest), Cannington (the administrative centre), and Sunderland. Lake Simcoe forms part of Brock’s northern boundary, making it a popular area for cottagers and recreational activities. The council consists of 7 members: the Mayor (who also serves as the Regional Councillor), and 5 Ward Councillors. Agriculture, tourism, and small business are the economic mainstays.

Brock Ward Map

Ward map coming soon.

Brock Wards

W1
Ward 1
Beaverton Area
Beaverton area in the northeast of the township, including lakeshore communities along Lake Simcoe
Councillor: Peter Frank
W2
Ward 2
Cannington Area
Cannington area in the central-west portion of the township
Councillor: Claire Doble
W3
Ward 3
Sunderland Area
Sunderland area in the southern portion of the township
Councillor: Angela Canavan
W4
Ward 4
Rural North Brock
Rural northern areas of the township, including portions of the Oak Ridges Moraine
Councillor: Cria Pettingill
W5
Ward 5
Rural East Brock
Rural eastern areas of the township
Councillor: Lynn Campbell

Elected Officials

Mayor / Regional Councillor

In Brock, the Mayor also serves as the township’s representative on Durham Regional Council.

Mike Jubb
Mike Jubb
Mayor & Regional Councillor (acclaimed July 2025)

Ward Councillors

Brock Township Council — local services, bylaws, parks, development

Peter Frank
Peter Frank
Ward Councillor — Ward 1


Claire Doble
Claire Doble
Ward Councillor — Ward 2


Angela Canavan
Angela Canavan
Ward Councillor — Ward 3


Cria Pettingill
Cria Pettingill
Ward Councillor — Ward 4


Lynn Campbell
Lynn Campbell
Ward Councillor — Ward 5

Federal MP

Jacob Mantle
Jacob Mantle
MP — York—Durham

Provincial Representation

Brock is split across multiple provincial ridings and does not have a single dedicated MPP. Provincial representation varies by area within the township. For provincial matters, residents should consult Elections Ontario to identify their specific MPP based on their address.

What They Handle

  • Municipal (Township of Brock): Local services, bylaws, parks, recreation, zoning, building permits, road maintenance, garbage collection, local planning
  • Regional (Durham Region): Regional roads, transit (DRT), policing (DRPS), water and wastewater, waste management, regional planning, social services
  • Federal: National laws, immigration, taxation, defence, passports, Employment Insurance, Canada Pension Plan
  • Provincial: Healthcare, education, highways, provincial legislation, provincial funding, housing policy
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Brock Ward Map

5 wards across the township. Contact your ward councillor for local issues.

Interactive ward map coming soon — Brock uses a township-wide council system.

🏛️ Civic Buildings

Brock Township Municipal Office

Brock Township Municipal Office

The municipal office for the Township of Brock and the meeting location for Brock Township Council.

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1 Cameron Street East, Cannington, ON L0E 1E0

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Mayor: Mike Jubb | Ward Councillors

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