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City of Winnipeg to start collecting interest, penalties on unpaid fines, fees

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City of Winnipeg says it’s going to start cracking down on late payments for various fees and fines.Starting Oct. 1 the city says it will begin assessing and collecting penalties and interest for late payments on fees and fines including ambulance bills, parking tickets, water bills, among others.

Winnipeg City Hall to close to the public, details revealed on possible tax deferral plans But the penalties and interest won’t apply just yet for unpaid property and business taxes — those can still be paid late until Nov.

30 without penalty — the city said.The city says anyone having trouble making payments in the wake of COVID-19 can make payment arrangements.

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