Edmonton Adopts Public Spaces Bylaw
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Edmonton adopts new public behaviour rule book banning spitting, drug use, panhandling near roads
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New Public Spaces Bylaw sets clear expectations for behaviours that are and are not allowed in public in Edmonton .
Ban on spitting, using drugs, panhandling, loitering in bus shelters, putting up a tent or shelter, and displaying or using weapons.
Most fines are between $250 and $500 .
Most expensive ticket is $ 1,000 for setting off fireworks without a permit.
Mayor Amarjeet Sohi said the bylaw makes it easier to enforce expectations for behaviour.
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