Jeff Leiper calls them advertisements, but one of his opponents in the municipal election race for Kitchissippi says he is clearly violating election laws with advertising on bike racks around the ward. Read More
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Leiper's bike rack signs violate election rules, Kitchissippi ward candidate argues
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