The election advertising period for the 2029 municipal election is May 1, 2029 to October 15, 2029.
Third-party advertising is a way for people outside the candidate campaign to express support or opposition for candidates. It does not include candidates and their campaigns. Advertisements or materials that are made and distributed by a candidate or under a candidate’s direction are part of the candidate’s campaign.Â
The Local Authorities Election Act (LAEA) includes rules governing the finances and accountability of third parties intending to engage in election advertising. Third parties intending to engage in election advertising are required to register with Strathcona County in accordance with Part 8 of the LAEA.
To register as a third-party advertiser, you must belong to one of the following categories:Â
Refer to Section 163 of the Local Authorities Election Act for more details.Â
A third-party advertiser must register with the County when either of the following occur: Â
The third-party advertiser has incurred expenses of at least $1,000 or plans to incur advertising expenses of at least $1,000 for election advertising
OR
The third-party advertiser has accepted advertising contributions of at least $1,000 or plans to accept advertising contributions of at least $1,000Â
The application form will be available on this page in the fall of 2028.
If your application is accepted, we will notify you and publish the following on the public website:
Please contact the Election Office if you have any questions about third-party advertising.
Election Office Legislative, Legal and Procurement 3rd Floor East Wing, Community Centre, 401 Festival Lane Phone: 780-400-3800 Email: election@strathcona.ca
Last updated: Thursday, November 27, 2025 Page ID: 50518