Through the City’s public tree planting program, residents can help grow Mississauga’s urban forest. June 30, 2026 Trees are important. They help clean the air, give shade, support wildlife, help soak up rain and manage flooding. Residents can help grow Mississauga’s urban forest. Through the City’s free public tree planting program, residents can request a […]
Free outdoor program encourages children to stay active, make friends and enjoy a summer of play. June 26, 2026 As summer begins and school lets out for the season, many families are looking for affordable ways to keep their children active and connected to their community. Starting June 29, Mississauga’s Let’s Play in the Park program is […]
This new fare type builds on the free rides already offered to them on the day of the Warriors’ Day Parade and Remembrance Day. June 25, 2026 The City of Mississauga is launching year-round free rides on MiWay transit for veterans and active Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members (regular or reserved). Starting July 1, they […]
The city is your backyard with lots of things to do for free. Get out and enjoy it! June 25, 2026 Many residents may not realize just how many free activities and spaces are available to them. Mississauga is your backyard with plenty to see and do. As summer brings longer days and warmer weather, […]
Route 51 Tomken will be extended to service the Dixie GO station. This will make it easier to connect to GO trains on the Milton Line and travel to Toronto. June 22, 2026 Whether you are going downtown, visiting friends or heading to work, MiWay is an economic and reliable way to travel. You can […]
The City is investing more than $170 million in its transportation and stormwater system this construction season. June 18, 2026 The 2026 construction season has begun. Residents and visitors will see crews at work across Mississauga, improving public spaces and systems people rely on. The City plans to spend about $170 million on more than […]
The City of Mississauga has received two Ontario Public Works Association awards. June 10, 2026 The City of Mississauga has received two awards from the Ontario Public Works Association (OPWA). The City’s Works Operations and Maintenance (WOM) division has received OPWA’s Project of the Year Award in the Management Innovation category for its expanded winter maintenance […]
This summer, residents can borrow sports equipment for free at select Mississauga parks to stay active. It’s another way the City is keeping Mississauga affordable for everyone. June 4, 2026 The City of Mississauga is partnering with Equip Sport to install 30 sports equipment lockers in parks across Mississauga. Through this no-cost pilot program, residents will now […]
Family fun at Mississauga Celebration Square from May to October. May 19, 2026 This advisory has been translated in Arabic, Traditional Chinese, Polish, Punjabi and Urdu. Dive into summer with Tim Hortons Summer at the Square, featuring free events for all ages at Mississauga Celebration Square (MCS). Enjoy your summer break with an exciting line-up of festivals, outdoor fitness, movies, sweet […]
Give your wallet a break from high gas prices. Consider a monthly PRESTO bus pass and get unlimited rides all month long. Gas prices continue to break records and filling up your car is getting expensive, but your commute doesn’t have to be. Switching to MiWay, Mississauga’s transit system, instead of taking the car, is […]
Starting October 1, 2027, Emterra Environmental will deliver residential waste collection services that are designed to be reliable, efficient and environmentally responsible. The City of Mississauga has completed its procurement process for waste collection services and has awarded the contract to Emterra Environmental. Starting October 1, 2027, the City will take over local waste collection from […]
The City welcomes funding from the federal and provincial governments to improve bus and cycling infrastructure. The City of Mississauga has received $14.3 million in joint federal and provincial funding for two transit and active transportation infrastructure projects. The investment supports upgrades to bus storage facilities for zero-emission vehicles and planning for expanded cycling infrastructure. Bus facility […]
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 […]
Mississauga City Council approves new waste collection service levels that will take effect next fall. Starting October 1, 2027, the City of Mississauga will take over local waste collection from the Region of Peel, which may change some residents’ collection day and how often yard waste is picked up. The Council-approved service levels are designed to keep […]
City crews are busy with spring cleanup and repairs, filling potholes, repairing sod damage, refreshing parks and getting the city ready for the busy, sunny seasons ahead. Winter weather is tough on Mississauga’s roads, infrastructure, parks and trails. The arrival of milder weather means the City of Mississauga’s annual spring maintenance and cleanup work can […]
The City of Mississauga welcomes funding from the province to enhance road safety measures in school and community safety zones across the city. City services | March 5, 2026 While the use of automated speed enforcement (ASE) cameras ended last November as a result of provincial legislation, Mississauga remains committed to road safety. Following the province’s […]
Mississauga’s recreational and culture classes are always in high demand, so get ready to register soon. City services | February 11, 2026 Every four months, registration for Mississauga’s recreational and culture programs brings residents together to register for class, program, workshop or camp. Mississauga’s spring recreation and culture programs aren’t just activities on a schedule, they’re […]
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 […]
Following the Government of Ontario’s motion to ban speed cameras throughout the province as part of Bill 56, the City of Mississauga is ending its speed camera program as of the end of the day on Thursday, November 13. City services | November 7, 2025 The Government of Ontario has passed Bill 56, Building a More Competitive Economy […]
