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Government of P.E.I. video breaks province's advertising laws, Liberals argue

3 outlets · 3 articles · FR + EN · first reported Oct 15

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Radio-Canadafr· Oct 16
Publicité partisane : le gouvernement de l’Î.-P.-É. accusé d’avoir enfreint la loi
SaltWire· Oct 16
P.E.I. auditor general finds Lantz video to be offside of advertising law
CBC News· Oct 15
Government of P.E.I. video breaks province's advertising laws, Liberals argue

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  1. Oct 15
    First reported by CBC News
  2. Oct 16
    SaltWire
  3. Oct 16
    Radio-Canada

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