Police to enforce on-street paid parking on Family Day
The days of free parking on holidays are over.
Toronto police say they will begin enforcing on-street paid parking during statutory holidays, starting with Family Day.
In the past, the parking enforcement unit said it was an operational choice to not implement paid on-street parking on stat holidays.
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“Historically, it has been a practice not to enforce, but there are no bylaws that explicitly exempt statutory holidays from enforcement, and this change aligns with existing bylaws that permit enforcement on those days.”
A Toronto police spokesperson says the change is a result of increased demand for parking and the need to make space for streetcar corridors, bike lanes and infrastructure projects.
Parking fees range from $1 to $5 an hour, depending on where and when you park in the city. Rates are controlled by and collected for the City of Toronto.
