Megan Mitton is your MLA for Tantramar in New Brunswick & Green Party Deputy Leader
Megan Mitton was first elected to the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick to represent the people of Memramcook-Tantramar on September 24, 2018, was re-elected on September 14, 2020, and was once again re-elected as MLA for the new riding of Tantramar in 2024. She is a Deputy Leader of the New Brunswick Green Party and the Green Caucus Advocate on matters of Healthy and Inclusive Communities, Affordable Housing, and Climate Justice. She is the first Green MLA to be elected in her riding and the first woman elected as a Green MLA in New Brunswick history.
Ms. Mitton grew up in Sackville, NB, and graduated from Tantramar Regional High School. She earned her Bachelor of Arts at McGill University in Montreal, QC, where she studied international development, political science and women’s studies. After a decade of work and volunteering experience in the non-profit sector, Ms. Mitton was elected to serve as a Sackville Town Councillor in 2016.
During her time as MLA, Ms. Mitton has been a community champion for the residents of Strait Shores, Tantramar and Memramcook, fighting for access to healthcare services, coastal protection, and affordable housing and bringing their voices to the legislature. She has successfully advocated for increased public funding for flu shots and diabetes supplies so that those who need them have access.
In the Legislature, she has served on many committees, including the Public Accounts Committee and the Climate Change and Environmental Stewardship Committee.
Ms. Mitton and her husband, Steve Geier, currently reside in their hometown of Sackville with their two children.
In Megan’s Words
- Healing our Healthcare Final Report
- Green Health Critic Demands Public Inquiry into Atypical Neurodegenerative Disease
- Green MLA tables legislation to ban the use of replacement workers during strikes
- Green Health Critic Calls for Public Inquiry into COVID-19 Pandemic’s High Death Rate
- Green Health Critic Calls to End Use of Private Travel Agency Nurses
Megan at the Legislature
- Contact our Legislative Office
- Legislative Week In Review newsletter
- Question Period
- Petitions
- Request a Congratulatory Message