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Ask a question about a Canadian municipal sign bylaw. Every answer cites the bylaw, section and page it came from — and when the bylaw does not say, the answer says so.

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Citations, not summaries

Each statement carries its municipality, bylaw number, section and page. Quotes are checked to appear verbatim in the source before you see them.

It declines

If the indexed bylaws do not address your question, it says so rather than reasoning by analogy from a different kind of sign.

Current text only

Repealed and superseded provisions are excluded. Where only outdated text exists, it tells you that instead of quoting it.

How it works

  1. 1

    Municipal PDF

    The published bylaw is indexed page by page and section by section, with scanned pages recovered by OCR.

  2. 2

    AI processing

    Your question retrieves the relevant sections, which are re-ranked and read by a local language model. Nothing is sent to a third party.

  3. 3

    Answer with citations

    Every statement carries its bylaw, section and page, alongside a confidence score explaining what the score is discounting for.

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A municipality appears as available only once in-force bylaw documents are actually indexed for it. Nothing listed here is a promise the corpus cannot keep.

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