A sponsorship agreement between the Halifax Regional Municipality and the Atlantic Lottery Corporation means commuters will have free on-street parking in designated areas on Tuesday.
The free parking comes with a two-hour restriction and will only be available in designated areas of downtown Halifax and Dartmouth.
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Green bags will be placed over meters to mark which areas are free. If it doesn’t have a green bag, commuters will have to pay as usual.
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Free parking will be available from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., on Tuesday.
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