Roads and sidewalks

Get a permit to plant a garden on the section of land between your property line and the road or sidewalk.

Lean about our Road Resurfacing Program and how to alter access to your driveway or widen the curb cut.

Get a permit move vehicles with oversized loads that exceed the limits set in the Highway Traffic Act.

Learn how streets are named in the City and guidelines for naming a street after a person.

Report debris in a culvert or damage to a culvert or headwall.

If a curb has been damaged, report it to the City online.

How and when to report cracked grates, debris, or water that isn't draining properly.

Report cracked grates or frames, debris or damaged pavement around the catch basin.

Report damage to City roads including pot holes, dips, settlements or uneven pavement.

Report a damaged sidewalk that's not part of a new subdivision.

How to get a road occupancy permit (ROP) and how much it costs.

Information about the roadway spring cleanup program and the street sweeping program.

City roads, priority sidewalks, bus stops and pedestrian crossings are cleared within 12-36 hours after the end of a storm.

Find out how to get a street party permit to close a residential road.

Residents 65 years and older and people with disabilities can apply for help clearing snow from the end of their driveways.