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Originally Posted by DownInFlames
You have to let them in the building no matter what your bylaws say. People are also allowed to put election signs in their windows.
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IIRC, our condo corporation has a bylaw prohibiting residents from allowing solicitors (which I assume applies to partisan election volunteers for a specific party/candidate, but I could be wrong) into the building. Do you have a source to the law indicating that we have to let them in?
Re: signs: I actually didn't know about that, but I looked it up, and it's right there in the Canada Elections Act:
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322. (1) No landlord or person acting on their behalf may prohibit a tenant from displaying election advertising posters on the premises to which the lease relates and no condominium corporation or any of its agents may prohibit the owner of a condominium unit from displaying election advertising posters on the premises of his or her unit.
Marginal note:Permitted restrictions
(2) Despite subsection (1), a landlord, person, condominium corporation or agent referred to in that subsection may set reasonable conditions relating to the size or type of election advertising posters that may be displayed on the premises and may prohibit the display of election advertising posters in common areas of the building in which the premises are found.
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http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/a...-88.html#h-103