2022 Park permit and insurance
How do we get a park permit and insurance?
A: Each municipality has a different process for obtaining permits and insurance requirements for different events. Before applying to the TD Park People Grant, we strongly suggest that you review the insurance requirements and park permit application process for your municipality to ensure that your events comply with their regulations. If you have questions on how to obtain insurance for your event or insurance rates, please contact the parks department of your municipality for more information. Many municipalities offer event insurance or can direct you to an insurance provider.
To find information on park permits for each municipality, please follow the links below:
- Metro Vancouver:
- Calgary
- Edmonton
- Winnipeg
- Greater Toronto Area
- Halton Region
- City of Burlington
- Town of Halton Hills
- Town of Milton
- Town of Oakville
- York Region
- Town of Aurora
- Town of East Gwillimbury
- Town of Georgina
- Township of King
- City of Markham
- Town of Newmarket
- Town of Richmond Hill
- City of Vaughan
- Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville
- Town of Caledon
- City of Brampton
- City of Mississauga
- Durham Region
- Township of Brock
- Town of Ajax
- Municipality of Clarington
- City of Oshawa
- City of Pickering
- Township of Scugog
- Township of Uxbridge
- Town of Whitby
- City of Toronto
- Ottawa and Gatineau (in french)
- Montreal*
- *Note: To host an event or program in a green space or park in Montreal, you must first apply for an “Occupancy of public domain” permit. Permits are issued by the boroughs, so in order to book a space you must first contact the borough that manages the park where you would like to host your event. Below is a link to the City of Montreal’s directory of parks and gardens and the contact information of the boroughs that manage them. English/French
- Quebec City
- Halifax Regional Municipality