Under the Local Authorities Election Act and the Land Use Bylaw 8-2001 (LUB), candidate signs on vehicles are permitted so long as the vehicle is being used in the daily activity of the owner and not parked solely for the purpose of advertising.  The 30 day time frame under the LUB would not apply in this context.

We have a process where all election workers are required to complete an in-person written interview to determine eligibility.  We ask all potential election workers if they are working on a candidate's campaign.  Based on the outcome of the written interview, including their response to whether or not they are working on a campaign, election workers are assigned a position and poll.  

Information on the Strathcona County website is copyright, including the webcasts.  The public may distribute links to the webcast; however, cutting out and using a portion of a webcast would be seen as a modification that is not allowed within the copyright.  

Candidates are not prevented from promoting their candidacy at Strathcona County hosted events.  The Land Use Bylaw prohibits election signs on all County property.  Bylaw 44-88: Public Transportation System Bylaw prohibits campaigning and distribution of any campaign-related material in or on transit vehicles or property (terminals, parking lots, bus stops).

There is nothing in the Local Authorities Election Act that prohibits an incumbent from utilizing the word Mayor or Councillor in front of their name on campaign material.

There are no specific restrictions under the Local Authorities Election Act that relate to the timing of advertising in the local newspaper.