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Regional Council Election Discussion
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Seems like Jay Aissa doesn't know how to follow the rules in the election. I saw two signs on Block Line Rd by Rittenhouse Park. Signs are only allowed on Regional Roads.
Councillor Tom Galloway also tweeted about signs on Bearinger Rd (city portion) yesterday.

I hope the public doesn't elect a chair that doesn't even know what roads are Regional Roads or City Streets.
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Regional Council Election Discussion - by Spokes - 08-27-2014, 10:16 AM
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