Green P Parking

09/10/2026

Heading to the Cabbagetown Festival this weekend? Please plan ahead as road closures will affect access to some Green P parking.
📅 Saturday, September 12: 11 AM–8 PM
📅 Sunday, September 13: 11 AM–7 PM

🚗 Green P Car Park 109: Entry will not be available during festival hours due to the temporary one-way traffic restrictions. Customers will still be able to exit the facility. Normal access resumes after the event each day.

🅿️ Alternative parking: Customers are encouraged to use nearby Green P lot #79, located at 405 Sherbourne St. Enjoy the festival and plan your parking ahead of time! 💚

09/09/2026

Taste of the Kingsway Event Notice:

From September 11 to 13, 2026, direct vehicle access from Bloor Street West to select Green P parking facilities will be restricted due to the Taste of the Kingsway event. Impacted car parks will remain accessible via adjacent residential streets.

Customers are encouraged to use alternative parking locations, including Green P Car Parks 512 (3220 Bloor St W), CP 521 (7 Monkton Ave), and CP 802 (3330 Bloor St W). Visit https://parking.greenp.com/find-parking/ to plan your trip.

We appreciate your patience and cooperation during this community event.

08/07/2026

🚧 Heading to Taste of the Danforth this weekend? Plan ahead!

Please note that road closures and festival activities will impact access to some Green P parking locations from Friday, August 7 at 9:00 AM until Monday, August 10 at 4:00 AM.

⚠️ Green P Car Park 277 at 242 Danforth Ave will be closed during the event, as the entrance is located on Danforth Ave.

Other nearby Green P lots remain open, but access routes may be affected by temporary traffic changes in the area. Our Bike Share Toronto operations remain normal, so consider getting there by bike!

Allow extra travel time and follow posted signage. Enjoy the festival! 🍴🎉

06/02/2026

The world is coming to Toronto! 🌎⚽ With increased activity expected during the World Cup™, plan ahead for a smoother trip. We've created a planning resource to help you explore your travel options, including parking, EV charging, Bike Share, TTC & GO connections: https://parking.greenp.com/soccer/

05/01/2026

⚠️Be Alert! QR Code STICKERS on parking machines are NOT legitimate. Use only official payment options.

We are aware that invalid QR code stickers are being placed on some of our machines in an attempt to redirect payment. Unfortunately, this is something that can happen to any unattended digital or metered payment system.

Toronto Parking Authority maintenance staff, as well as Toronto police enforcement officers are vigilant in reporting when they see fraudulent stickers. These incidents are then reported to City of Toronto Cyber Security and the websites are forced to shut down.

Customers should be aware that older model machines do not have QR code capability, so any sticker on a machine is fraudulent. The new machines have QR codes embedded right into the screen, so any stickers placed on these machines are also fraudulent.

If available, use the Green P App for secure and easy payment. Thank you and stay alert.

04/09/2026

Green P's FREE Charge Week is returning! During Earth Week (April 20-24), plug in and charge up, for FREE! Experience the reliability and convenience of charging on Green P's network of over 500 chargers across Toronto. Visit greenp.com/evcharging to find a charger near you.

Read the full announcement here: https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/plug-in-toronto-green-p-offers-free-ev-charging-for-earth-week-as-network-reaches-500-stations-842147982.html

04/07/2026

We’re excited to share that the Toronto Parking Authority is working with the University of Toronto to introduce the Green P App as an additional payment option at the Landmark Garage underneath King’s College Circle (35 Hart House Circle). https://parking.greenp.com/carpark/carpark-310/

This initiative is all about choice, ease, and speed. Whether you’re a student, faculty member, staff, or visitor, you can now choose the payment method that works best for you - making parking more seamless, right from your phone.

As one of Canada’s leading institutions, U of T sets a high standard for accessibility and user experience. We’re proud to support that by bringing our trusted Green P App, already used by 3 million people, to the Landmark Garage at U of T.

Expanding to more locations like this helps reduce friction and improve everyday city experiences - one parking session at a time.

01/27/2026

Service Update: The City of Toronto remains in a snow event. Snow removal operations are underway, and on-street parking remains prohibited on designated snow routes.

Please refer to snow routes here https://bit.ly/3LRQ8JK, posted signage, and do not park in these areas. Please follow signage and messages in the Green P Parking App at these locations during these operations.

Green P off-street parking lots are open. Thank you for your cooperation.

When Toronto receives large amounts of snow, the windrows left by snow clearing operations (plowing and salting) can restrict traffic flow, interfere with both pedestrians and parking, and obstruct sightlines. When this happens, the City conducts snow removal (collecting the snow and removing it) to...

10/31/2025

This week, we celebrated the installation of Green P’s 500th EV charger, a milestone moment in the continued expansion of Canada’s largest municipally owned EV charging network. This achievement reflects our commitment to accessible, reliable, and trusted infrastructure, and our role in advancing the City’s TransformTO Net Zero Strategy.

Together with partners, Toronto Hydro and City of Toronto (Environment, Climate & Forestry), we’re powering a cleaner, more connected Toronto.

Read more in the article below.



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10/25/2025

JAYS WIN!! Driving to Game 2 tonight?
PRO TIP: Car Parks 43, 52, and 72 will get you closest to the Rogers Centre action. Visit GreenP.com to plan your trip.

Toronto Parking Authority (“Green P”) is a self-sustaining public corporation owned by the City of Toronto. Read about our history and what we do for Toronto’s community.