Brampton By-law 399-2002, s. 15(a) — Sign By-law

No person shall use or erect a sign identifying a federal, provincial or municipal candidate or elected official including but not limited to the use of photographs, websites or social media links.

• (b) Notwithstanding paragraph 5.(15)(a), the following signs shall continue to be permitted:
• (i) An election sign in accordance with the Election Sign By-law (By-law 116-2025); Office Consolidation – Sign By-law 399-2002 –
• (ii) A wall sign for which a permit has been obtained in accordance with Schedule III or Schedule X of this By-law identifying the constituency office of an elected official or campaign office of an election candidate;
• (iii) A Class A ground sign for which a permit has been obtained in accordance with Schedule II of this By-law identifying the constituency office of an elected official or campaign office of an election candidate;
• (iv) An awning, canopy or overhead sign for which a permit has been obtained in accordance with Schedules IV or V of this By-law identifying the constituency office of an elected official or campaign office of an election candidate;
• (v) Signs on urban furniture in accordance with Subsection 8.(10);
• (vi) Signs displayed in accordance with the policy for Advertising on City Property; and
• (vii) An official sign under Subsections 8.(1) or 9.(1). (By-laws 119-2020, 1-2021)