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Joey's Notepad: Ontario Superior Court Squashes Township's Election Sign By-Law
The Township of Russell’s by-law banning municipal election signs until 30 days prior to voting day, and which significantly restricts the type and locations of signs, has been struck down by an Ontario Superior Court Justice as being unconstitutional. In Charles Frederick Armstrong v. The Township of Russell, 2025 ONSC 3790, Justice Michelle Flaherty ruled the township’s municipal election lawn sign was not minimally impairing because the counc…
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Joey's Notepad: Ontario Superior Court Squashes Township's Election Sign By-Law
The Township of Russell’s by-law banning municipal election signs until 30 days prior to voting day, and which significantly restricts the type and locations of signs, has been struck down by an Ontario Superior Court Justice as being unconstitutional. In Charles Frederick Armstrong v. The Township of Russell, 2025 ONSC 3790, Justice Michelle Flaherty ruled the township’s municipal election lawn sign was not minimally impairing because the counc…
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