Third Party Advertising
Third-party advertising refers to advertisements that support, promote or oppose a candidate, or support, promote or oppose a “yes” or “no” answer to a question on the ballot. The meaning of “third party” in this context means a person or entity who is not a Candidate.
Third-party advertising is separate from any Candidate’s campaign, and must be done independently from a Candidate. Any advertisements or materials that are made and distributed by a Candidate, or under a Candidate’s direction, are part of the Candidate’s campaign.
Third-party advertisers who want to spend money on advertisements during the election must register with the municipal Clerk and must file a Financial Statement.
For more information about third-party advertising rules, including eligibility, spending limits and enforcement, see the following 2026 Third-Party Advertisers’ Guide:
The Corporation of the Town of Deep River
100 Deep River Road, P.O. Box 400, Deep River, ON K0J 1P0
P: 613-584-2000 - F: 613-584-3237
townmail@deepriver.ca
