Councillor False Claims About Rivals on Facebook Found to Have Breached Standards

Councillor false claims about rivals on Facebook found to have breached standards

A councillor in Hyndburn breached the council’s code of conduct multiple times by making false statements about colleagues and the council

Victory for P.E.I. councillor after province confirms it will not remove him from office

Post author:The CCF Post published:July 30, 2026 Post category:Press Releases / News MURRAY HARBOUR, P.E.I. – The Government of Prince Edward Island has confirmed that it has dropped an inquiry into a village councillor that could have led to his removal from public office for exercising his freedom of expression. John Robertson, a councillor in Murray Harbour,...

P.E.I. government drops inquiry into councillor over 'mass grave hoax' sign

Subhead:The inquiry to investigate the conduct of Murray Harbour Coun. John Robertson began in January 2024.#   The Prince Edward Island government has ended its inquiry into a Murray Harbour municipal councillor who displayed a sign referring to the alleged residential school mass graves as a "hoax," closing a case that once carried the possibility of removing him from office. The decision, first reported by CBC News, was made in the fall of 20…

Province dropped inquiry into Murray Harbour councillor's conduct without explanation

The provincial government has called off an inquiry it ordered into the conduct of an eastern P.E.I. municipality's councillor who put a sign on his property that some saw as an attack on Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.