Feds spent $17.7 million on advertising in lead up to election moratorium

By The Canadian Press
The spending through the first three months of the federal fiscal year marks an increase of nearly 21 per cent compared to the same stretch in 2018

Canadians can expect an onslaught of political advertising this fall as parties compete for their attention-and votes-by loading their television screens and social media feeds with promises and partisan attacks. Government advertising, meanwhile, will remain at a mandatory standstill until after the votes are counted as the result of a newly imposed spending moratorium on public awareness campaigns in the months leading up to the election.…

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July 31, 2019

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