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  1. Aug 17, 2021 · Broadcasters are free to accept and run third-party election advertising during an election. They have no obligation to do so, but if they choose to, they should ensure that such ads identify the third party.

  2. Aug 17, 2021 · In accordance with section 347 of the Canada Elections Act, notice is hereby given to all licensees of broadcasting undertakings serving Canada to familiarize themselves with the Commission’s Guidelines for TV and radio broadcasters and TV service providers during an election (Guidelines).

  3. During elections, broadcasters must give candidates, parties and issues equitable treatment with regard to air time, paid advertising, news and debates.

  4. During an election period, a licensee shall allocate time for the broadcasting of programs, advertisements or announcements of a partisan political character on an equitable basis to all accredited political parties and rival candidates represented in the election or referendum.

  5. This handbook describes the responsibilities of broadcasters and publishers of political advertising under the Election Finances Act (The Act), as well as the administrative monetary penalties that may apply to failure to comply with the Act.

  6. Aug 17, 2021 · Third parties releasing communications during an election period must be mindful of their statutory obligations and Elections Canada's guidance regarding same. Election advertising rules are a complex regulatory regime that includes many subjective elements.

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  8. For greater certainty, canvassing and campaigning are permitted on election day because they are not subject to the election advertising blackout at section 323 of the CEA. The right of access for canvassing and campaigning exists equally for all candidates of all political affiliations.

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