Wildfire season is underway in Canada, with fires burning across several regions, including northern Ontario. Smoke is now affecting southern Ontario, including Mississauga, leading to poor air quality and reduced visibility. July 15, 2026 Smoke from forest fires is expected to impact air quality in Mississauga, with conditions that may persist through the day. As […]
A heat warning is in effect for Mississauga, with hot and humid conditions expected to continue through much of the week July 13, 2026 A Yellow Heat Warning has been issued for Peel Region, including Mississauga, based on Environment and Climate Change Canada data and Peel Region’s Medical Officer of Health. This means residents may […]
Summer storms can bring heavy rain fast. Taking a few simple steps now can help protect your home, basement and belongings from flooding. July 9, 2026 Mississauga had multiple record-breaking summer rainstorms over the past two years. As climate change brings more frequent and intense storms, homeowners need to be ready for heavy rainfall and […]
A severe thunderstorm warning is now in effect for Mississauga bringing heavy rain, strong wind gusts and thunderstorms. If you’re heading out, plan ahead, use caution and stay alert to changing conditions. July 9, 2026 Environment and Climate Change Canada has upgraded its earlier watch to a severe thunderstorm warning for Mississauga. The Credit Valley […]
A weather system is moving through Mississauga and will bring a chance of showers and a risk of a thunderstorm. If you’re heading out, plan ahead and keep an eye on changing weather. July 2, 2026 A weather system is moving through Mississauga, and is expected to bring periods of rain and a risk of a […]
Temperatures are expected to rise above 30 degrees Celsius this week, with the Humidex exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. There is also a risk of showers. Emergency and public safety | June 29, 2026 Based on Environment and Climate Change Canada data and Peel Region’s Medical Officer of Health, an orange heat warning has been issued for […]
Named after the late Ward 1 Councillor, the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area is now open to visitors – just in time for the summer. June 5, 2026 Located along the shore of Lake Ontario in Mississauga, a new 26-hectare green space has transformed a once-industrial portion of Mississauga’s waterfront into a clean and naturalized […]
After a very long winter, it’s time to hit the golf course for some spring and summer fun! Mississauga is known for its well-maintained golf courses and other recreational facilities. Make the most of this season and visit a golf course near you. Both golf courses, BraeBen and Lakeview, offer great options for golfers of […]
Tick season is here. As it gets warmer, remember to check yourself and your pets for ticks often. Tick season generally runs from April to October. As we spend more time outdoors, it’s crucial to check yourself and your pets for ticks regularly. Ticks are tiny bugs that feed on blood, like mosquitoes. Their bites […]
Getting more homes built and making them more affordable is one of Council’s top priorities. City building | March 12, 2026 City Council has approved a motion to extend the City’s development charges incentive program through December 31, 2027. The extension gives the development industry an additional year to take advantage of the incentives so they can continue planning and […]
New cultural and tourist venues, landmark open spaces, housing and office development will act as major economic drivers for the City while creating a livelier urban centre. City building | March 11, 2026 City Council has endorsed a transformative new vision for the future of Mississauga’s downtown core. The vision re-imagines 12 acres of City‑owned land […]
The third installment of the Housing Accelerator Fund will help the City continue to get more homes built and make them more affordable. City building | March 10, 2026 The City has received $28.2 million from the federal Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) to help get more homes built faster in Mississauga. This is the third installment […]
The City continues to take action on development charges to help kick-start construction and make homes more affordable. City building | February 21, 2026 Today, City Council approved a motion from Mayor Parrish to expand the City’s development charges incentive program. The aim is to help get more purpose-built rental apartments buildings under construction in Mississauga. The motion eliminates development […]
City outlines a plan to shape a competitive, inclusive, sustainable, and future-ready economy Business and innovation | February 11, 2026 Today, Council approved a new Economic Development Strategy, Path to Prosperity 2030. The Strategy sets a clear direction for how Mississauga will support business investment, job growth, and prosperity, focusing on the conditions businesses, entrepreneurs, and workers […]
City of Mississauga launches proactive strategy to keep neighbourhoods vibrant, retail diverse, and services accessible as the city grows toward one million residents. Business and innovation | February 11, 2026 The City of Mississauga has launched a new Retail Strategy to assist local shops, support businesses, and ensure growing neighbourhoods have access to everyday goods and services close […]
With the cold winter temperatures here, the City aims to connect vulnerable residents to safe housing, essential services and dignified care. City services | January 23, 2026 Winter is here, and temperatures are continuing to drop drastically. The City of Mississauga is working with Peel Region and other community partners to connect individuals with safe shelter, housing […]
Celebrate International Volunteer Day by volunteering your time and donating items you can do without. City services | December 5, 2025 It may be the most wonderful time of the year for some, but for others, this holiday season can be challenging due to rising living costs, including housing and the price of essential items such […]
Mississauga Business leaders gathered to discuss actionable ways the City can provide meaningful support as impacts of American tariffs and Canadian counter-tariffs are felt. March 27, 2025 Today, Mississauga Mayor Carolyn Parrish hosted the inaugural Partners in Trade roundtable, bringing together business leaders from Mississauga’s key growth sectors – life sciences, advanced manufacturing (including automotive […]
Today we’ve reached a significant milestone in our sustainable asylum claimant response: the the opening of 88 beds on the 1st floor shelter at 5100 Spectrum Way! We are opening this site in phases. Phase One – today – involves opening the 1st floor to provide temporary shelter and supports to approximately 88 asylum claimants […]
Sustainable waterfront community Lakeview Village is a 177-acre site on Mississauga’s waterfront that was formerly the Lakeview Power Generating Station. Designed to be a mixed-use community, this sustainable and interconnected neighbourhood will feature 16,000 new homes, parks, trails, transit, recreational opportunities, event spaces, and commercial areas for work and shopping. Earlier this month, construction kicked […]
