Conway, Seabrook, Rossway, Gullivers Cove, Mount Pleasant, Culloden, Bay View
Appointed as a member of Council to the following committees:
- Regional Emergency Management Advisory Committee
- Joint RCMP Advisory Board
- Highway 101 Task Force
- Accessible Advisory Committee
- Digby Area Recreation Commission
- Atlantic Mayors Congress
- Digby Municipal Fire Association
- Valley Regional Services Board
- Waste Check
- South West Biosphere Society
Councillor Linda Gregory ran for municipal office to help improve local services and strengthen relationships between the municipality and other levels of government. With a strong focus on collaboration and communication, she is committed to ensuring residents receive the services and support they need.
She serves on all Council Standing Committees and sits on numerous boards and committees, including the Digby Area Recreation Commission, Regional Emergency Management Advisory Committee, Joint RCMP Advisory Board, Waste Check, Accessibility Advisory Committee, South West Biosphere Society, Highway 101 Task Force, Atlantic Mayors Congress, Digby Municipal Fire Association, and King’s Transit Authority.
Councillor Gregory’s priorities include improving the availability of services, strengthening communication with residents and government partners, and addressing key community issues such as the cost of living, homelessness, climate change impacts, and the management of stray and feral animals.
A lifelong resident of the municipality, Linda was born and raised in Culloden and continues to live in the community where she grew up. She values the strong sense of care residents show for one another through volunteering, fundraising, and community support, which she believes makes the area truly special.
Professionally, Linda is a cardiology technologist and continues to work casually at Digby General Hospital. She previously worked as a licensed practical nurse and respiratory technician. Her healthcare background, combined with leadership training and eight terms of municipal service, has provided her with extensive experience in advocacy, public service, and community leadership.
Linda is married with two children and one grandson. In her free time, she enjoys reading, volunteering, and teaching with organizations such as St. John Ambulance and the Heart & Stroke Foundation. She encourages residents to reach out by phone, text, or email with ideas, concerns, or suggestions for improving the community.
