SASKATOON – A failed mayoral candidate in the last civic election is headed to court for failing to meet February’s campaign expenditures deadline.
Clay Mazurkewich pleaded not guilty in a Saskatoon court Tuesday to violating the Campaign Disclosure and Spending Limits Bylaw.
The case will now go to trial on June 28.
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Mazurkewich received just 604 votes in the 2012 election.
In March, he pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed imitation weapon for taking two air soft pellet guns into a bar.
He was fined $750 and had to forfeit the pistols.
Court was told Mazurkewich was on his way to a shooting range when a friend called and asked him to meet up at the bar.
He ended up showing the guns to another patron at the establishment, and police were called.
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