What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Local Government District of Pinawa, Manitoba, street obstruction: No person shall park or leave a vehicle on any street in such a manner that interferes with or obstructs snow clearing operations; sidewalk or boulevard use: No animal or vehicle shall be driven or backed or allowed to stand on any sidewalk but may be driven over a crossing.; fines: $60, $100, $200; reduced speed zones: 30 km/h at all times. Source: By-law 947-2026 Traffic and Parking By-law; Bylaw 807-15 Reduced-Speed School Zone By-law, verified 2026-08-28.
By-law 947-2026 Traffic and Parking By-law
adopted bylaw
street obstruction
No person shall park or leave a vehicle on any street in such a manner that interferes with or obstructs snow clearing operations
SNOW OR ICE - ALL PROPERTIES SECTION 1 - DECLARED PARKING RESTRICTIONS 6.
sidewalk or boulevard use
No animal or vehicle shall be driven or backed or allowed to stand on any sidewalk but may be driven over a crossing.
SECTION 1 - TRAFFIC GENERAL REGULATIONS 2.
fine range
$60, $100, $200
Schedule A of By-law 947-2026
scout note
Current consolidated traffic and parking bylaw: regulates traffic control devices, street/lane barricading and obstruction, boulevard and sidewalk use, and paid parking areas.
Bylaw 807-15 Reduced-Speed School Zone By-law
adopted bylaw
reduced speed zones
30 km/h at all times
s. 4.a); s. 5
scout note
Sets 30 km/h reduced-speed school zones at all times on Massey Avenue, McDiarmid Road, Vanier Avenue and Burrows Road near F.W. Gilbert and Pinawa Secondary schools. Rescinds Bylaw 778-14.