Winnipeg By-law 1/2008, s. 57.1 — In this Part, “election sign” means a sign used to promote a candidate or party during a municipal, provincial or federal election, or any election held pursuant to The Municipal Councils and School Boards Election Act
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In this Part, “election sign” means a sign used to promote a candidate or party during a municipal, provincial or federal election, or any election held pursuant to The Municipal Councils and School Boards Election Act;
added 72/2018 “garage sale sign” means a sign advertising the sale of personal or household goods from a residential property; added 72/2018 “handbill” means any printed or written matter, sample or device, and includes a circular, leaflet, pamphlet, paper or booklet that does not identify itself as being directed to a particular person, but does not include a newspaper, mail or notices delivered by Canada Post and material distributed during a municipal, school board, provincial or federal election which has been authorized by the official agent of a candidate; added 72/2018 “mobile sign” means a sign which is mounted on a trailer, vehicle, stand or similar support structure which is designed in such a manner that the sign can be readily relocated to another location, and which may include copy that can be changed through the use of removable characters or panels; added 72/2018 “poster” means a printed picture, notice or advertisement which is not self-supporting; and is attached with its entire back surface against a pole, wall or other structure; added 72/2018 “roadside memorial” means a marker constructed, erected, posted or placed within the street to memorialize an event that resulted in a fatality; added 72/2018 “sign” includes
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- 56(a)
- 57 Duty of business owners The owner of a business that sells food or drinks in containers or papers must collect and dispose of the containers and papers discarded on the premises or on adjoining public or private land within a distance of 100 metres of the businesses
- 57.1(a)
- 59 Posters on private property A person must not post a poster on property without the permission of the occupant or owner of the property
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