Ward Councillors | City of Dieppe

Jean-Marc Brideau

Councillor, Ward 1

506.233.4039
jean-marc.brideau@dieppe.ca

Originally from Sheila, Jean-Marc Brideau holds certificates in business administration and human resources management from the Université de Moncton.

After working at National Bank of Canada, he finished his career at the Canada Revenue Agency. A hands-on volunteer, he has been deeply involved with the Canadian Scouting movement, a commitment that earned him an honour and merit award for long service. He has also been active in parish choirs, the Knights of Columbus and many other community organizations. A proud blood donor, he has long embodied the values of generosity and service.

First elected to city council in 2012, he has represented Ward 1 with dedication ever since. Outside his duties, he enjoys walking, camping, travelling and exploring art in all its forms.

Gille Savoie

Councillor, Ward 2

506.878.0844
gille.savoie@dieppe.ca

Originally from Miramichi, Gilles Savoie studied marketing at the Université de Moncton. He has built his career with Fournier Group/ADF Diesel as an industrial sales representative for the Maritimes and has also worked as a fishing industry contractor for the past fifteen years.

He is no stranger to municipal government: he represented Dieppe’s Ward 4 from 2004 to 2008 and served on the board of directors of Expansion Dieppe.

A proud Dieppe resident since 2003, he now represents Ward 2 with that same commitment to his community. In his free time, he enjoys kayaking, clamming, playing sports, working on home improvement projects and spending time with his family.

Marc Lanteigne

Councillor, Ward 3

506.588.8827
marc.lanteigne@dieppe.ca

Originally from Lamèque, Marc Lanteigne holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a concentration in marketing from the Université de Moncton. His career path took him from advertising consultant at L’Acadie Nouvelle to roles in promotion and project coordination at Landal Inc., before he joined Liberty Utilities in 2009 as an account manager.

Deeply rooted in his adopted community, he has been involved in many initiatives since arriving in Dieppe. He has served on the board of directors of the Greater Moncton Chamber of Commerce and was a founding member of the Coopérative d’alimentation de Dieppe, the Dieppe International Kite Festival and the FrancoFun hockey challenge. He has also maintained a strong commitment to the CHU Dumont Foundation and has volunteered at various events, including the Jeux de l’Acadie.

A Dieppe resident since 1999, where he lives with his wife, and Ward 3 councillor since 2021, he enjoys travelling, motorcycling, hockey, cycling, golf and sport fishing in his free time.

Philippe Caouette

Councillor, Ward 4

506.962.5885
philippe.caouette@dieppe.ca

Originally from Clair, in the northwestern part of the province, Philippe Caouette holds a bachelor’s degree from the Université de Moncton. He has worked as a human resources advisor with the federal government for more than 20 years.

His commitment to the Dieppe community speaks for itself: he helped create the Rotary Park splash pad at, develop the playground on Yvonne Street and organize the first neighbourhood block parties, in addition to being actively involved with the Dieppe/Memramcook Minor Hockey Association.

Outside his duties, he leads an active lifestyle and enjoys hiking, cycling, golf, hockey, cooking and travelling, all of which give him opportunities to connect with the people around him.

Roger LeBlanc

Councillor, Ward 5

506.850.1604
roger.leblanc@dieppe.ca

Born in Dieppe, Roger LeBlanc graduated from École Mathieu-Martin in 1984. His career took him to Lounsbury Chevrolet and then to the District scolaire francophone sud. Rooted in his community, he has contributed as a volunteer firefighter, communion minister at Marie Reine de l’Acadie church and coach with Soccer Dieppe.

Having represented Ward 5 from 2008 to 2021, he is now returning to municipal government, bringing with him the experience and knowledge of his community that set him apart.

Camping and time spent with family hold a special place in his life outside city council.