Winnipeg : Règlement no 1573/77, art. 8(a) — Traffic By-law

an ambulance;

• (b) a fire department vehicle; or
• (c) a police vehicle. added entire subsection 56/2014 9(3) Participants in an event for which a parade permit has been issued under this By-law or for which a use of street permit has been issued under the Streets By-law who are in compliance with the conditions of the parade permit or use of street permit, and who comply with the directions of a peace officer with respect to the conduct of that event are not required to comply with the following:
• (a) the requirements of The Highway Traffic Act with respect to travelling in a roadway including complying with traffic control devices;
• (b) the prohibitions in the Streets By-law or other by-laws concerning the obstruction of pedestrian or vehicular traffic in a street;
• (c) the prohibitions or restrictions in this or other by-laws concerning the riding of horses or horse-drawn vehicles in a street. added entire subsection 56/2014 ELIGIBILITY FOR PARADE PERMIT 10(1) An event is eligible to be considered for a parade permit if both of the following apply:
• (a) it involves the cohesive movement of a group of people – whether on foot or being conveyed - from one point to another on one or more streets; and
• (b) it will not occupy any particular area of the street for an extended period of time. amended entire subsection 56/2014 10(2) An event is ineligible for a parade permit but may be eligible for a use of street permit under the Streets By-law if any of the following are applicable: By-law No. 1573/77 9
• (a) it involves a group of people which will remain largely stationary during the event;
• (b) as a result of the event, pedestrian or vehicular traffic on the street will be significantly affected for a significant period of time;
• (c) as a result of the event, the street will not be available for any pedestrian or vehicular traffic for a period of time. added entire subsection 56/2014 ISSUING PARADE PERMITS 11(1) In order to appropriately consider whether or not to grant parade permits, the Chief of Police may establish reasonable requirements for applications for parade permits, which may include:
• (a) a minimum amount of time prior to a proposed event by which an application must be made;
• (b) specific information that must be provided on a parade permit application;
• (c) the completion of an application form. amended entire subsection 56/2014 11(2) The Chief of Police must issue a parade permit to an applicant if all of the following requirements are met:
• (a) the event for which a parade permit is sought is eligible for a parade permit under