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City committee recommends council ban election signs on public property

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July 2, 2019July 2, 2019 Robert Kiley 0 Comments Andrew Brookes, Andrew Scheer, Barack Obama, Barrington Walker, Candice Christmas, Conservative Party, Donald Trump, elections, Elizabeth May, Federation of Canadian Municipalities, Green Party, Jagmeet Singh, Kingston, Liberal Party, Mark Gerretsen, New Democratic Party (NDP), political leaders, politics, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Public Services Alliance, Ruslan Yakoviychuk, Stephen Harper

What would you do if you met the President of the United States? A few years ago, this would have been an easy answer, at least for many in Canada who seem to love the Democrats. A handshake or hug, maybe even a dose of fan girl or boy, as

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June 14, 2019 Tori Stafford 1 Comment Administrative Policy Committee, banning signs on public property, bylaw enforcement, bylaws, City of Kingston, election signs, elections, intersections, Jeff McLaren, Kingston, Kingston City Council, Peter Stroud, Robert Kiley, signs, Simon Chapelle, Wayne Hill

On the evening of Thursday, Jun. 13, 2019, minutes before the Raptors’ historic tip-off, five members of city council were themselves making history. Together, voting unanimously on three major amendments to Kingston’s by-laws, the Administrative Policy Committee recommended that City Council ban election signs on public property. If adopted

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