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Winnipeg By-law 85/2009, s. 32 — Recreation in designated areas A person must not engage in any activities that violate a designation imposed by the Chief Administrative Officer or that interfere or could interfere with activities permitted in a designated area

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Recreation in designated areas A person must not engage in any activities that violate a designation imposed by the Chief Administrative Officer or that interfere or could interfere with activities permitted in a designated area.

Fee for use 33(1)

Where a fee has been established under section 37 for entry to a park or an area of a park or engaging in a particular use of a park or an area of a park, a person must not enter the park or area of a park or engage in that use of the park or area of the park without having paid the fee. 33(2)

Where a fee has been established under section 37 for the exclusive right to use a park or area of a park for a specified period of time a person is not entitled to the exclusive use of a park or an area of a park unless he or she pays the fee established under this By-law for the exclusive use of that park or park area. Park hours 34(1) Unless authorized to do so by the Chief Administrative Officer, a person must not enter or be in a park when a park or part of a park is closed to the public. 34(2) A park or part of a park is closed to the public when the Chief Administrative Officer has established hours during which the park or part of the park is closed to the public and

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