Terms of Service
Last updated: March 3, 2026
PART A — TERMS FOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION (PUBLIC USERS AND VISITORS)
The following terms apply to any person who registers a vehicle through the ParKeenGround parking system, whether through the public registration page or through a front desk (Host) registration.
1. Introduction
These Terms of Service ("Terms") govern your use of the ParKeenGround parking registration system ("the System"), operated by ParKeenGround in Alberta, Canada. By registering a vehicle or otherwise using the System, you agree to be bound by these Terms. If you do not agree, you must not use the System.
2. Definitions
"Public User" refers to any person who registers a vehicle through the public registration page.
"Front Desk Registration" refers to a vehicle registration completed by an authorized Host on behalf of a visitor or guest.
"Vehicle Owner" refers to the registered owner of the vehicle, regardless of who completed the registration.
"Registration" refers to the act of entering vehicle and contact information into the System for the purpose of parking in a designated zone.
3. Eligibility
The System is available to individuals aged 14 and older. Individuals under the age of 14 are not permitted to use the System. Users between the ages of 14 and 18 may use the registration system, and their use is subject to these Terms.
4. Vehicle Registration
4.1. To register a vehicle, users must provide: email address, license plate number, vehicle make and model, and select a parking zone.
4.2. For front desk registrations, an authorized Host will enter the vehicle information on your behalf. An expiry date and time will be set at the time of registration.
4.3. Registration is subject to the parking rules of the selected zone, including maximum parking time, zone-specific restrictions, and monthly registration limits.
4.4. By completing a registration, the user acknowledges and accepts that vehicles exceeding the maximum parking time, or registered with incorrect information (such as wrong zone selection or license plate), may receive a violation notice and subject to towing at the vehicle owner's expense.
4.5. License plate numbers must contain only letters and numbers. No symbols or spaces are permitted.
4.6. Each registration is valid only for the duration specified by the zone's maximum parking time or, for front desk registrations, until the specified expiry date and time. Once expired, the vehicle is no longer considered registered and may be subject to enforcement action.
4.7. Registration does not guarantee the availability of a parking space.
4.8. If a person completes a registration on behalf of another individual (for example, a passenger registering a vehicle for the driver), the person completing the registration is responsible for the accuracy of all information entered and for ensuring that they have the vehicle owner's authorization to provide their information and accept the required consent on their behalf. If the optional marketing consent is checked, the person completing the registration confirms that they have obtained the vehicle owner's permission to share their data for marketing purposes. The vehicle owner remains responsible for compliance with all parking rules, including time limits and zone restrictions, and for any violation notices, fees, or towing that may result from a violation.
5. Data Accuracy
5.1. Users are responsible for ensuring that all information entered during registration is accurate and complete.
5.2. ParKeenGround is not responsible for enforcement actions resulting from incorrect information entered by users, including but not limited to wrong license plate numbers, incorrect zone selections, or inaccurate vehicle descriptions.
6. Parking Enforcement
6.1. Vehicles that exceed the maximum allowed parking time, are registered in the wrong zone, or are registered with incorrect information may be issued a parking violation notice.
6.2. Vehicles issued a violation notice that remain in violation may be escalated to "Towable" status based on the zone's towing threshold.
6.3. Vehicles with "Towable" status may be towed at the vehicle owner's expense.
6.4. Enforcement personnel may photograph vehicles as part of the violation notice issuance process. These photos are used solely for enforcement verification and are stored securely. Photos are never shared publicly or used for marketing purposes. Where a tow order is issued for a vehicle, the photographs associated with the violation notice may be included in the tow order provided to the contracted towing company, solely for the purpose of vehicle identification prior to towing.
6.5. If a vehicle has an existing unpaid violation notice, additional violation notices may still be issued at the discretion of enforcement personnel.
6.6. Vehicles with a violation notice for which payment has not been received and confirmed by ParKeenGround, or vehicles that have exceeded the monthly registration limit for a zone, will not be allowed to complete a registration.
6.7. If a vehicle is parked in a zone without a valid registration because it is blocked from registering under Section 6.6, standard parking enforcement applies. The vehicle may be issued a new parking violation notice or towed at the owner's expense.
6.8. Enforcement actions — including the issuance of a warning, a parking violation notice, or the authorization of a towing order — are determined by the registration status of the vehicle at the time of observation by ParKeenGround's enforcement staff. If a vehicle is observed parked without a valid active registration at the time of observation, the applicable enforcement action will be taken regardless of any registration submitted after that observation. A registration completed after the time of observation does not retroactively authorize the vehicle's presence, does not cancel or waive any enforcement action already taken or initiated, and does not affect the validity of any violation notice, warning, or tow order issued in connection with that observation. Disputes submitted on the basis that a registration was completed after the observed violation will not be considered valid disputes under Section 7. ParKeenGround has no obligation to remove, cancel, or reverse any enforcement action on this basis and shall not be liable for any costs, losses, towing fees, or other consequences arising from an enforcement action taken prior to a registration being submitted.
7. Violation notice Disputes
7.1. If you believe a parking violation notice was issued in error, you may submit a dispute within 14 days of the violation notice date by contacting us at support@parkeenground.ca.
7.2. Your dispute must include the violation notice ID, license plate number, and a brief explanation of why you believe the violation notice was issued incorrectly.
7.3. We will review your dispute and respond within 30 days.
7.4. Disputes submitted to ParKeenGround after the 14-day window will not be considered unless exceptional circumstances are demonstrated. Examples of exceptional circumstances include, but are not limited to: a vehicle owner who acquired a license plate previously owned by another person and the violation notice predates the transfer (proof that the license plate is currently assigned to a different vehicle than the car make and model listed on the violation notice, such as a current vehicle registration document issued by the provincial registry); a medical emergency or hospitalization that prevented timely submission (supported by documentation); or the violation notice was issued to the wrong license plate due to a worker data-entry error.
ParKeenGround's ability to verify late disputes may be limited by the availability of records at the time of the request, as registration and system data is retained only for a limited period.
7.5. Any documentation submitted as part of a dispute, including vehicle registration documents or other identification, will be used solely for the purpose of reviewing and resolving the dispute. Such documentation will be stored securely and retained only for the duration of the dispute review process, after which it will be deleted unless retention is required by law or for compliance purposes. We will not share dispute documentation with third parties except where required by law.
7.6 Violation notice disputes must be submitted to ParKeenGround prior to payment. Once payment is completed, the violation notice is considered resolved for operational purposes and is no longer eligible for review through the internal dispute process.
7.7. The decision made following the review is final.
7.8. Each enforcement action is independent. A dispute submitted against a prior violation notice does not affect the validity of any subsequent enforcement action — including a new violation notice or towing — that occurred because the vehicle was blocked from registering under Section 6.6 as a result of that prior notice. If you were unable to register because your license plate was subject to a Blocked Registration status, and your vehicle was subsequently issued a new violation notice or towed, the validity of that new enforcement action is determined solely by the circumstances at the time of the new observation. The fact that the prior violation notice giving rise to the Blocked Registration status is under dispute, or is subsequently found to have been issued in error, does not constitute grounds for disputing, waiving, or seeking compensation for any enforcement action taken during the period in which the block was in effect. ParKeenGround is not liable for any costs, towing fees, impound charges, or other consequences arising from enforcement actions taken while a Blocked Registration status was in effect, regardless of the outcome of any dispute relating to the violation notice that caused the block.
8. Payments
8.1. Violation notice payments are processed through a secure, PCI-compliant third-party payment processor.
8.2. We store only the transaction ID, amount, payment status, and timestamp in our own systems. Through our payment processor account, we have access to certain payment details associated with your transaction, including your email address, partial card information (such as card brand, last four digits, expiry date, and country of issue), and violation notice-related information submitted during the payment process, such as violation notice ID, license plate number, and receipt ID. We do not have access to your full card number. All sensitive card data is handled entirely by the payment processor.
8.3. We are not responsible for the security or handling of your payment card information by the third-party payment processor. Their use of your data is governed by their own privacy policy and terms of service.
8.4. Payment of a violation notice does not constitute an admission of guilt.
8.5. All violation notice payments are final and non-refundable. By making a payment, you acknowledge that the payment is made voluntarily and you have no right to demand that it be reversed, refunded, or credited, except where required by applicable law. By proceeding with payment, you also acknowledge that your violation notice ID, license plate, and payment details will be processed by Stripe and, where applicable, shared with the property owner of the parking zone through Stripe's platform, as described in our Privacy Policy.
8.6. If you believe a violation notice was issued in error, you must submit a dispute in accordance with Section 7 (Violation notice Disputes) before making payment. Payment of a violation notice after the dispute window has passed does not entitle you to a refund.
8.7. Violation notice payments are collected by ParKeenGround on behalf of the property owner of the parking zone. A full or partial portion of your payment may be transferred to that property owner through our payment processor. As a result, the property owner may have access to payment and charge details associated with your transaction through the payment processor's platform. ParKeenGround does not control the property owner's use of information made available to them through the payment processor. Their handling of this information is governed by the payment processor's platform policies and their own privacy practices.
8.8. Not all violation notices are eligible for payment. Eligibility is determined by violation notice status. If a violation notice cannot be processed, you will be notified at the time of the attempt. For further assistance, please contact us at support@parkeenground.ca.
9. Towing
9.1. Vehicles that meet the towing threshold defined by the zone in which they were issued a violation notice may be towed if found parked in any zone.
9.2. Towing is carried out third-party towing contractors.
9.3. ParKeenGround is not responsible for any damage to vehicles during the towing process carried out by third-party contractors, including vehicle damage, vehicle loss, storage fees, or release delays. Claims for damages should be directed to the towing contractor.
In the event that a vehicle was towed in error because it did not match the vehicle identified in the tow order — including cases of incorrect license plate identification — or because the tow was executed at an incorrect location not covered by the tow order, the Towing Contractor bears exclusive liability for all claims arising from or related to that tow, including but not limited to the cost of returning the vehicle, towing fees, storage charges, impound fees, physical damage to the vehicle or its contents, and any other losses or expenses incurred by the vehicle owner as a direct result. Neither ParKeenGround nor any Property Owner shall bear any liability for such claims. All claims must be directed exclusively to the applicable Towing Contractor. Vehicle owners may contact ParKeenGround at support@parkeenground.ca to request the Towing Contractor's contact information, where it is available.
9.4. Vehicle owners are responsible for all towing fees and storage charges incurred, except where the tow order is subsequently determined by ParKeenGround to have been issued in error, in which case ParKeenGround will reimburse the towing fees and impound charges directly attributable to that erroneous order. Physical damages to the vehicle arising from the towing process remain the sole responsibility of the applicable Towing Contractor regardless of whether the tow order was valid.
9.5. Payment of towing or storage fees to the towing contractor does not constitute payment of any outstanding parking violation notice . The parking violation notice remains outstanding until paid through ParKeenGround's payment system. If the vehicle is parked in any zone again without a valid registration while payment for a parking violation notice has not been received and confirmed by ParKeenGround, it remains subject to additional violation notices and towing at the owner's expense.
9.6. ParKeenGround provides a publicly accessible Towed Vehicle Lookup service on its website at https://www.parkeenground.ca. Upon the towing or issuance of a towing order for a vehicle, it is the sole responsibility of the registered vehicle owner to locate and retrieve their vehicle in a timely manner using all available resources, including but not limited to the Towed Vehicle Lookup service. ParKeenGround shall not be held responsible for a vehicle owner's failure to locate their vehicle through available channels.
9.7. Towed vehicle records are displayed through the Towed Vehicle Lookup service for a period of fourteen (14) days from the date of the towing event. Records older than fourteen (14) days will no longer appear in lookup results. Vehicle owners are advised to use the lookup service promptly following a suspected towing event.
9.8. ParKeenGround does not guarantee the immediate availability of staff to answer phone calls or respond to email inquiries, and does not commit to responding within any specific timeframe. ParKeenGround shall not be liable for any additional storage, impound, or administrative fees assessed by the towing contractor as a result of a delay in the vehicle owner locating or retrieving their vehicle, regardless of whether the vehicle owner contacted ParKeenGround by phone, email, or any other means and did not receive an immediate or timely response. Vehicle owners are solely responsible for all costs incurred due to extended storage of their vehicle at the towing facility.
9.9. Towing operations are authorized by ParKeenGround as enforcement agent on behalf of property owners who have contractually represented their legal authority to authorize such operations at their properties.
10. Marketing Consent and Data Sharing
10.1. During public registration, users may optionally consent to share their email address and vehicle details (make and model) with selected car-related businesses for marketing purposes.
10.2. This consent is entirely optional and is not required to complete a registration.
10.3. Users may withdraw their marketing consent at any time by contacting support@parkeenground.ca. Withdrawal will be processed within 30 days.
10.4. If you believe your data was shared without your consent, you may submit a dispute within 18 months of your registration date by contacting support@parkeenground.ca. You must include your email address, license plate number, and a description of the marketing communication you received. We will review our consent records and respond within 30 days.
10.5. For full details on data collection, sharing, and your rights, please refer to our Privacy Policy at https://www.parkeenground.ca/privacy-policy.
11. Limitation of Liability
11.1. The System is provided "as is" and "as available" without warranties of any kind, either express or implied.
11.2. To the maximum extent permitted by law, ParKeenGround shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages arising out of or related to your use of the System.
11.3. Any claim arising from the towing of a vehicle, not including damages arising from the towing process itself, and not including claims arising from the towing of a wrong vehicle or the execution of a tow at an incorrect location as described in Section 9.3, must be submitted to ParKeenGround within 14 days of the towing date, consistent with the dispute window outlined in Section 7. ParKeenGround has no liability for damages arising from the towing process, including vehicle damage, vehicle loss, storage fees, or release delays. Such claims should be directed to the towing contractor as outlined in Section 9.3. ParKeenGround shall have no liability for claims submitted after the 14-day period. To the maximum extent permitted by law, ParKeenGround's total liability for any valid towing-related claim shall not exceed the amount you paid to ParKeenGround, if any, during the 12 months preceding the claim. This limitation does not apply to claims arising from a tow order that is subsequently determined by ParKeenGround to have been issued in error.
11.4. ParKeenGround is not liable for any actions taken by third-party service providers, including but not limited to payment processors, towing contractors, and cloud storage providers.
11.5. ParKeenGround acts as an authorized enforcement agent on behalf of property owners who have contractually represented and warranted their legal authority to authorize parking enforcement, violation notice issuance, and towing operations at their properties. All enforcement actions are carried out in good faith reliance on those representations. ParKeenGround shall have no liability for enforcement actions taken at a property where the property owner's authority to authorize such enforcement was subsequently found to be limited, restricted, or absent, provided that ParKeenGround acted in good faith and without actual knowledge of such limitation at the time of enforcement.
12. Payment Disputes and Refunds
12.1. When payment for a parking violation notice has been received and confirmed by ParKeenGround, the payment is considered final and the matter resolved.
12.2. There is no internal payment-dispute window; payment disputes are handled only through the card issuer or bank, and any successful chargeback or refund after payment of the violation notice will result in:
(a) The violation notice will be immediately reinstated.
(b) The original fine amount will become due again.
(c) The vehicle will be subject to all enforcement actions, including additional violation notices and towing at the owner's expense.
(d) The license plate will be blocked from registering in any parking zone until the outstanding amount has been received and confirmed by ParKeenGround.
(e) We will pursue collection of the unpaid amount through all available legal means.
(f) The original violation notice will no longer be eligible for payment through the payment portal.
(g) A dispute processing fee of $30.00 will be added to the replacement violation notice amount to recover the chargeback fees incurred by ParKeenGround as a result of the disputed transaction. The total amount owing on the replacement violation notice will therefore be the original fine amount plus $30.00.
12.3. To resolve an outstanding disputed or refunded violation notice and have the registration block lifted, you must contact ParKeenGround at support@parkeenground.ca. ParKeenGround may, at its discretion, issue a replacement violation notice ID for the purpose of payment. The replacement violation notice will reflect the original fine amount plus a $30.00 dispute processing fee as described in Section 12.2(g). The original violation notice ID will remain ineligible for payment through the portal.
12.4. If the vehicle is parked in a zone without a valid registration while the registration block is in effect, standard parking enforcement applies. The vehicle may be issued a new parking violation notice or towed at the owner's expense, regardless of the outstanding dispute or refund.
12.5. By completing a payment for a parking violation notice, you acknowledge that the payment constitutes a final resolution of the violation notice, and you agree not to initiate a dispute or chargeback for the transaction. Should a chargeback or dispute be initiated through your card issuer, the consequences outlined in Section 12.2 will apply, including a $30.00 dispute processing fee added to the replacement violation notice amount to recover the chargeback fees incurred by ParKeenGround. Fraudulent disputes will be reported to the appropriate authorities.
12.6. Where a full or partial refund is approved and issued by ParKeenGround, applicable payment processing fees charged by our third-party payment processor and an administrative fee of $10.00 may be applied and deducted from the refunded amount. The net amount refunded may therefore be less than the original amount paid.
13. System Availability
13.1. ParKeenGround strives to maintain the System's availability but does not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free service.
13.2. The System may be temporarily unavailable due to maintenance, updates, or circumstances beyond our control.
13.3. ParKeenGround is not liable for any losses, damages, or inconvenience caused by System downtime or unavailability.
14. Prohibited Conduct
14.1. You agree not to:
(a) Use the System for any unlawful purpose.
(b) Submit false or misleading registration information.
(c) Interfere with or disrupt the System's operation.
(d) Use automated tools, bots, or scripts to interact with the System without authorization.
(e) Abuse the dispute process by submitting frivolous or fraudulent disputes.
15. Governing Law
15.1. These Terms are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Province of Alberta and the federal laws of Canada applicable therein.
15.2. Any disputes arising from these Terms or your use of the System shall be resolved in the courts of Alberta, Canada.
16. Changes to These Terms
16.1. ParKeenGround reserves the right to update or modify these Terms at any time. When we do, we will post the updated version and revise the "Last updated" date.
16.2. Continued use of the System after changes are posted constitutes your acceptance of the updated Terms.
PART B — TERMS FOR AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL (EMPLOYEES AND STAFF)
The following terms apply to all employees and staff ("Authorized Personnel") who access the ParKeenGround system through a staff account, including Workers, Hosts, Admins, Selected Admins, and Management. These terms are in addition to Part A where applicable.
17. Employment Relationship
17.1. Authorized Personnel access the System as part of their employment or contractual relationship with ParKeenGround.
17.2. Use of the System by Authorized Personnel is additionally governed by their employment agreement, workplace policies, and applicable employment and labour laws.
17.3. In the event of a conflict between these Terms and an employment agreement or workplace policy, the employment agreement or workplace policy shall prevail.
18. User Accounts and Authentication
18.1. Access to the System's staff interfaces requires a user account with valid credentials issued by ParKeenGround.
18.2. Authorized Personnel must keep their login credentials confidential and must not share their account with any other person.
18.3. Accounts may be secured with two-factor authentication (2FA). When enabled, a valid 2FA code is required to complete login. Backup codes are provided for emergency access and must be stored securely.
18.4. Management and Selected Admins may enable, disable, or reset 2FA for other users as required.
18.5. Authorized Personnel are responsible for all actions taken under their account.
19. Roles and Access Levels
19.1. The System operates a role-based access control system. Each role is assigned specific permissions:
(a) Management: Full access to all system features, including user management, zone management, violation notices , towed vehicles, registrations, activity monitoring, and data export.
(b) Selected Admin: Access to user management, zone management, violation notices , towed vehicles, registrations, activity monitoring, and data export.
(c) Admin: Access to zone management, violation notices , towed vehicles, registrations, and data export.
(d) Worker: Access to issue new violation notices , and view registrations and vehicles with issued violation notices.
(e) Host: Access to register vehicles and view registrations within assigned zones, and cancel registrations within assigned zones that they themselves created; Hosts may not cancel registrations submitted through the public registration page. Host User accounts may only be held by individuals who are at least eighteen (18) years of age.
19.2. Users may only access features permitted by their assigned role. Attempting to access features beyond your assigned role is a violation of these Terms and may result in disciplinary action.
20. Confidentiality
20.1. Authorized Personnel must maintain the confidentiality of all personal information accessed through the System, including but not limited to license plate numbers, email addresses, vehicle details, violation notice records, violation photos, and any other data related to vehicle owners or registrations.
20.2. Unauthorized disclosure, copying, downloading, or misuse of such information is strictly prohibited and may result in disciplinary action, termination of employment, and legal proceedings under applicable privacy and employment laws.
20.3. Confidentiality obligations survive the termination of employment or access to the System.
21. System Monitoring and Activity Logging
21.1. ParKeenGround monitors system activity for security, compliance, and operational purposes. This includes but is not limited to:
(a) Login and logout times
(b) Session data and device information
(c) Actions performed within the System (violation notice issuance, registration, data modifications)
(d) Break start and end times
(e) Account status changes (active, on hold)
21.2. Activity logs are retained for up to 30 days. Session records, break history, and activity logs are automatically deleted after this retention period.
21.3. Management and Selected Admins may review activity logs, break history, and session information for any Authorized Personnel.
22. Break Tracking
22.1. The System includes a break tracking feature that records when Authorized Personnel start and end breaks, the number of breaks taken per day, and total break minutes.
22.2. Break data is retained for up to 30 days and is accessible to Management and Selected Admins for operational oversight.
23. Session Management
23.1. Authorized Personnel may be logged in on multiple devices simultaneously. All active sessions are visible through the System.
23.2. Authorized Personnel may terminate their own sessions on other devices.
23.3. Management and Selected Admins may view active sessions for other users.
23.4. Sessions are automatically terminated after a period of inactivity. ParKeenGround reserves the right to adjust the inactivity timeout at any time.
24. Account Suspension and Termination
24.1. ParKeenGround reserves the right to suspend or terminate any user account at any time, with or without notice, for any reason including but not limited to:
(a) Violation of these Terms
(b) Misuse of the System
(c) Breach of confidentiality
(d) Termination of employment
24.2. Upon account suspension or termination, the Authorized Personnel member must immediately cease all use of the System.
25. Data Handling Responsibilities
25.1. Authorized Personnel who handle personal data through the System must do so in accordance with ParKeenGround's Privacy Policy and applicable privacy legislation, including Alberta's Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA).
25.2. Authorized Personnel must not access, modify, or delete data except as required to perform their assigned duties.
25.3. Any suspected data breach or unauthorized access must be reported to Management immediately.
26. Photographs and Evidence
26.1. Workers are required to capture photographs of vehicles as part of the violation notice issuance process. A minimum of 3 and maximum of 5 photographs are required per violation notice.
26.2. Photographs of violations (license plates/vehicles) must accurately depict the vehicle and the violation. Photographs may accidentally include bystanders, unrelated vehicles, or other content unrelated to the enforcement action.
26.3. Photographs are uploaded to secure cloud storage and are accessible only to authorized roles (Workers, Admins, Selected Admins, and Management).
26.4. Photographs will be used as proof for enforcement verification purposes including but not limited to: the resolution of violation notice disputes or the resolution of towing disputes and the issuance of tow orders to contracted towing companies. Photographs will not be sold or used for marketing purposes. Photographs will be deleted in accordance with the data retention policy.
27. Prohibited Conduct for Authorized Personnel
27.1. In addition to the prohibited conduct listed in Section 14, Authorized Personnel agree not to:
(a) Access the System for personal use or any purpose outside of their assigned duties.
(b) Share login credentials or 2FA codes with any other person.
(c) Issue violation notices, modify records, or take enforcement action outside of legitimate operational needs.
(d) Access, copy, or export personal data for any purpose not authorized by ParKeenGround.
(e) Tamper with activity logs, session records, or any system data.
(f) Use the System to harass, discriminate against, or target any individual.
(g) Export, download, or transfer personal data outside the System for any purpose not expressly authorized by ParKeenGround. Any data exported for authorized operational purposes remains subject to the same confidentiality obligations set out in Section 20.
GENERAL PROVISIONS (APPLICABLE TO ALL USERS)
28. Intellectual Property
28.1. The System, including its design, code, logos, and content, is the property of ParKeenGround and is protected by applicable intellectual property laws.
28.2. You may not copy, modify, distribute, or reverse-engineer any part of the System without prior written consent from ParKeenGround.
29. Privacy Policy
29.1. Your use of the System is also governed by our Privacy Policy, available at https://www.parkeenground.ca/privacy-policy. The Privacy Policy describes how we collect, use, share, and protect your personal information.
30. Severability
30.1. If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid or unenforceable by a court of competent jurisdiction, the remaining provisions shall continue in full force and effect.
31. Entire Agreement
31.1. These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy and any applicable employment agreements, constitute the entire agreement between you and ParKeenGround regarding your use of the System.
32. Contact
For questions or concerns about these Terms, please contact us at:
Email: support@parkeenground.ca
Effective Date
These Terms of Service are effective as of March 3, 2026 and were last updated on March 3, 2026.