Winnipeg By-law 1/2008, s. 57.1(a) — Neighbourhood Liveability By-law
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a letter, word or numeral;
- (b) a pictorial representation, illustration or decoration; or
- (c) an emblem, symbol, logo or trademark; that is placed on an object, including paper, cloth or wood and includes a flag but does not include a poster, traffic control device, directional sign, or roadside memorial. added 72/2018 By-law No. 1/2008 38 Delivery of handbills 58(1) A person must not leave a handbill on residential property if
- (a) a sign on the property states: “No handbills”, “No flyers”, “No trespassing”, “No pedlars or agents” or otherwise indicates that handbills are not wanted;
- (b) the occupant in any other way indicates that handbills are not wanted;
- (c) the property is vacant. 58(2) A person who leaves handbills on residential property must place them so that they will not be blown by the wind from the place where they were left. 58(3) A person must not deposit or leave a handbill on or attached to a vehicle.
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- 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 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
- 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
- 59(a)
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