Parking

Delivery Delay : 2026-2027 Parking Permits

Due to an issue with our supplier, the production and delivery of parking permits for 2026–2027 have been delayed. As a result, they are not yet available.

• The 2025–2026 stickers remain valid until you can replace them with the new ones.
• As soon as we receive the new stickers and the distribution date is set, we will let you know.

Thank you for your understanding and patience.

Every road vehicle shall be parked no more than 30 centimeters from the nearest curb and in the same direction as traffic. On a public road or parking lot, no vehicle shall be parked to occupy more than one parking space, as designated for that purpose by the white lines, and so encroach on neighboring space.

The information below is for informational purposes only. To view By-law 769 regarding traffic and parking, please click here.

No one may park or stop a road vehicle:

• on a sidewalk or a median
• in any place where the signs indicate that the parking is reserved exclusively for certain categories of road vehicles
• in a drop-off zone or in an area reserved exclusively for public transport vehicles
• in front of a sidewalk ramp specially designed for disabled people
• in order to render signage ineffective, impede the circulation, the execution of work or the maintenance of the public road or to hinder the access to a property
• reserved areas to provide access to a fire department vehicle and identified by appropriate signage
• in a bike lane or path

It is forbidden to stop or park a road vehicle in a parking space reserved for the exclusive use of handicapped persons and identified by means of a signal to that effect, with the exception of the holders of a sticker displaying the international wheelchair symbol .

It is forbidden to park a road vehicle for more than 48 hours on a public road or public square. The said road vehicle may be towed after this period, at the expense of the owner.

It is prohibited to park a road vehicle on specifically identified Macdonald College and John Abbott CEGEP grounds where a parking permit is required.

It is forbidden to stop or park a road vehicle on the parking lot behind the Town Hall and adjacent to the municipal garage, except in the parking spaces provided for this purpose.

All Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue residents can obtain a free parking sticker allowing them to park their vehicle in municipal parking lots and on residential streets.

Area near John Abbott College

Due to the scarcity of parking spaces during the school year in the area near John Abbott College and McGill Macdonald Campus, resident citizens on Adam, Brown, Maple, Perrault, and St. Georges Streets (between Montée Sainte-Marie and Maple) can obtain a free, distinctive, square shaped parking sticker for their residential area.

Restrictions

• No sticker allows you to park your vehicle in parking spaces located in the commercial axis for more than two hours
• It is forbidden to park a vehicle for more than 48 hours in the same parking space

Sticker for Businesses and Employees

You can purchase this parking sticker at City Hall for $80. To obtain one, you must have on hand:

• Driver’s license
• A copy of the registration certificate or rental agreement in the name of the person applying for the sticker
• The vehicle’s description (make, model, color)
  
  

Restrictions

• It is forbidden for any holder of a business or employee sticker to park a vehicle in areas reserved for resident citizens
• It is forbidden for any holder of a business or employee sticker to park a vehicle on the commercial axis
• From May 1 to August 31, all seasonal vignette holders must park their vehicles in the parking lot of the EXO train station located at 105, boul. des Anciens-Combattants
• It is forbidden to park a vehicle for more than 48 hours in the same parking space
• Any vehicle parked in a prohibited area may be moved or towed at the expense of the owner

The south side of the City of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue has a limited number of parking spots for residents and visitors. To give everyone a chance to find a spot, street parking has to be regulated. Here’s what the signs say. Keep in mind that the signs use a 24-hour clock.

• Parking permitted for a maximum of 2 hours, from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m.
• Overnight parking prohibited from 1 a.m. to 7 a.m.

This regulation does not apply to vehicles with a permit issued by the City of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue. These permits are issued only to residents, upon presentation of two proofs of residence, either at City Hall or at the library. Business owners can purchase a permit for $80 (renewable on September 1 each year) upon presentation of a pay stub or commercial lease. This permit is available only at City Hall.

Please note that a vehicle cannot be parked for more than 48 hours without being moved.

A fine of $30, plus administrative fees, will be imposed on any vehicle that violates this rule.

If you have any questions, please contact the municipal patrol.

To make parking easier for residents during the school year, Ville de Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue is establishing resident-only parking zones on certain sections of Rue Maple, Brown, Perrault, and Saint-Georges.

These designated zones will take effect on August 15, 2026, and are clearly marked with on-site signage.

When do the restrictions apply?

Parking will be prohibited from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, from August 15 to May 31.

These restrictions are intended to prioritize parking access for residents of the area, particularly during periods of heavy traffic and high parking demand.

Who can park in these zones?

Only vehicles displaying a square parking permit issued by Ville de Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue are authorized to park in the reserved zones.

A small gesture that makes a big difference

We encourage you to pay close attention to the signage before parking your vehicle in these areas. Respecting these zones helps foster better community harmony and makes daily life easier for neighborhood residents.

A fine of $100 plus administration fees will be levied on any vehicle found to be in breach of this rule. Please be careful when parking in these areas.

Need help? The members of the Municipal Patrol are here to assist you. Feel free to ask them to direct you to a place where you can park, depending on your needs.

Thank you for your cooperation and for being part of a community where respect and courtesy contribute to everyone’s well-being!

Following several requests, we would like to clarify the parking options when street parking is prohibited.

The City provides public parking spaces for residents and visitors. See the bottom of the page for a complete list of available parking lots.

• During the day, between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m., vehicles without City stickers may park there for a maximum of 4 hours.
• Overnight parking is permitted from 9 p.m. to 9 a.m. for all vehicles, whether they have a resident sticker or not, with no time limit.
• When parking lots are being cleaned, signs will be posted at the entrance to the affected parking lots at least 24 hours before cleaning.

For emergencies, please contact the municipal patrol at 514-457-1001.