The snow route ban will remain in effect from 2 a.m. to 7 a.m. until March 1 next year.

The city's annual toys for tickets campaign has been cancelled due to concerns over COVID-19.

The pilot project will run Dec. 1 to 15 and will let people pay for parking tickets by donating unwrapped toys or gift cards.

Staff at the City of Penticton is suggesting upping parking fines by $5, which would increase revenue by an estimated $28,000 annually.

As the Nova Scotia government doubles down on social isolation measures, the Halifax Regional Municipality is following suit.

HospitalPayParking says Interior Health is seeing 58 per cent non-compliance through either cancellation or non-payment.

This holiday season, Alberta Health Services is once again accepting toys as payment for parking tickets.

The launch of the new system in November will have no effect on existing parking regulations.

The information, obtained through freedom of information requests, indicates the bulk of the citations are in and around Toronto.

A Victoria homeless woman is urging the city to provide free parking and extended hours for those living in homeless shelters.