The city has implemented a ban so neighbourhoods can be plowed of snow, if not, be prepared to get a ticket
With the snow comes a winter parking ban in St. Catharines.
The parking ban went into effect yesterday.
That means on-street parking is not allowed in most neighbourhoods to allow for plows to clear the snow.
If you don’t move your vehicle you could receive a $40 ticket and be towed away at your expense.
The ban will be in effect for at least 72 hours,
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