Since 1951, MNL has been bringing together municipal representatives to discuss the issues that matter to municipalities and to work toward solutions.
This November, join Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador (MNL) in St. John’s to celebrate 75 years of municipal progress while also gaining knowledge and making the connections essential to effective, meaningful municipal work.
The event will feature engaging sessions, networking opportunities, industry exhibitors, and important discussions on the future of municipalities, providing attendees with valuable insights, connections, and ideas to bring back to their communities.
We look forward to seeing you at the 2026 MNL Conference, Trade Show and AGM. Register here.
A full agenda will be posted once available. Sessions will begin the morning of Thursday, Nov. 5. The Conference concludes with the Appreciation Banquet on the evening of Saturday, Nov 7. The registration desk will open the evening of Wednesday, Nov 4.
MNL members (municipal council members and municipal administrators) registered for and attending the conference are eligible to enter the Trade Show Passport Grand Prize Draw. The prize is a return trip for two people anywhere PAL flies. Thank you to PAL for providing this year’s Grand Prize.
To enter the draw, during the 2026 MNL Conference, Trade Show and AGM at the St. John’s Convention Centre fill out your Trade Show Passport by getting a stamp from each booth at the Trade Show. Each MNL member will be given a Trade Show Passport when they get their delegate kit at the registration desk. Once the passport is completed drop it in the box at the registration desk.
MNL is pleased to welcome to our Conference stage one of the most recognized names and faces in Newfoundland and Labrador music. Alan Doyle!
In addition to being a highly acclaimed musician (you may know him from his days with Great Big Sea), Alan is also a great storyteller and lover of Newfoundland and Labrador communities. Anyone who has read his book The Smiling Land, All Around the Circle in My Newfoundland and Labrador knows this.
We are thrilled that Alan has agreed to share his stories of community and maybe a song to kick off the Conference.
To find out more about Alan Doyle, visit his website.
Registration deadline is October 15.
