The 2016 Canterbury local elections were part of the wider 2016 New Zealand local elections, to elect members to sub-national councils and boards. The Canterbury elections cover one regional council (Environment Canterbury), nine territorial authority (city and district) councils, two district health boards, and various local boards and licensing trusts.
Incumbent mayor Winton Dalley was re-elected unopposed.[2]
Councillors – Amuri-Hurunui ward (3)
Nicky Anderson
Marie Balck
Dick Davidson
Sue Turnbull
Councillors – Amberley ward (3)
Julie Coster
Judith McKendry
Julia Mclean
Kevin Roche
Geoff Shier
Michael Ward
Councillors – Hanmer Springs ward (1)
Jason Fletch
Chris Hughey
Councillors – Cheviot ward (1)
Incumbent councillor Vince Daly was re-elected unopposed.
Councillors – Glenmark ward (1)
Incumbent councillor Fiona Harris was re-elected unopposed.
Waimakariri District Council
Mayor
David Ayers
Natalie Leary
Councillors – Rangiora-Ashley ward (4)
Peter Allen
Kirstyn Barnett
Robbie Brine
Dan Gordon
Chris Gunn
Chris Prickett
Beverly Shepherd Wright
Linda Stewart
Paul Williams
Councillors – Kaiapoi-Woodend ward (4)
Andrea Allen
Neville Atkinson
Al Blackie
Rick Cable
Brent Cairns
Elsie Ellison
Peter Farrant
John Meyer
Hugh Mould
Shona Powell
Sandra Stewart
Councillors – Oxford-Ohoka ward (2)
Phillip Coleman
Gideon Couper
Wendy Doody
Kevin Felstead
Thomas Robson
Christchurch City Council
The Christchurch City Council significantly redrew its ward boundaries for the 2016 election, taking to account population changes since the 2011 Christchurch earthquake.