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Quiet hours, parking, bulk trash, and fireworks rules for major cities.

No more late-night Googling. Get verified quiet hour schedules, parking bans, bulk pickup windows, and fireworks ordinances in one place.

Cities are verified at least every quarter. Next refresh: January 13, 2026

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Edmonton, Alberta

Quiet hours: 22:00-07:00 (City states most noise is only permitted 07:00-22:00)

Enforcement: 311 (City of Edmonton) or EPS non-emergency for in-progress disturbances

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Hamilton, Ontario

Quiet hours: No single 'quiet hours'; unreasonable noise prohibited at any time. Construction/loading clearly audible is prohibited 22:00-07:00.

Enforcement: City By-law Services (905-546-2782 during business hours; 905-546-2489 after hours).

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Toronto, Ontario

Quiet hours: 23:00-07:00 (lower limits for amplified sound; stationary sources drop to 45 dBA outdoors at night)

Enforcement: 311 Toronto (Municipal Licensing & Standards) for by-law enforcement; Toronto Police non-emergency for disorderly parties; 911 for emergencies

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Winnipeg, Manitoba

Quiet hours: Activity-specific under Part 5 (Noise Control); many restrictions apply 21:00-07:00 near residences.

Enforcement: 311 for by-law enforcement; Police non-emergency for in-progress party noise.

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We read bylaws directly from city codes and flag the sections that impact residential noise, construction, and fines.

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Every page condenses what matters—quiet hours, decibel charts, complaint steps, and ready-to-send messages for neighbours or landlords.

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Disclaimer

Quiet Hours & Noise Rules summarises public information to help you plan polite, enforceable conversations. Our summaries do not replace legal advice. Always confirm details with the latest municipal bylaw or contact city staff if you need a formal ruling.