| truck route rule | No person shall park a heavy truck in any residential area longer than required for loading or unloading cargo. | s. 10 sub 1 |
| street obstruction | No person shall park in such a position as to obstruct traffic. | s. 5 sub 5(i) |
| sidewalk or boulevard use | No person shall park on a sidewalk; no parking on boulevard 2 a.m.–7 a.m. Nov 1–Apr 30. | s. 5 sub 5(a); s. 5 sub 5(n) |
| fine range | $60.00 to $400.00 | Part I and Part II Provincial Offences Act fine schedules, pg. 30–33 |
scout note
Consolidated traffic and paid-parking by-law effective May 1, 2026. It is mostly parking regulation — paid parking zones and machines, resident and non-resident passes, prohibited and restricted parking, angle parking, accessible spaces, bus loading zones, fire routes and municipal parking lots — but it also designates one-way streets and their directions in Schedule 'H', and designates pedestrian crossovers in Schedule