On November 11, the City of Mississauga will pay tribute to both past and present members of the Canadian Armed Forces with an outdoor Remembrance Day ceremony at City Hall. City officials and dignitaries will convene at the Community Memorial at 10:30 a.m. to honour Canada’s veterans. The public is welcome to attend the Remembrance […]
Daniel Nedelko was honoured for donating fresh food to support the Malton Youth Hub – Jonathan Davis Centre. Mayor Carolyn Parrish presented the Key to the City to local grocery store owner Daniel Nedelko for his generous donations to the Malton Youth Hub since the beginning of 2025. Nedelko received the key during yesterday’s Council […]
New services are aimed at improving mobility during the winter. The City will clear 134,000 residential driveway windrows and all Mississauga sidewalks, as well as introduce citywide winter parking restrictions. The City’s winter maintenance crews are ready to keep everyone moving safely during the winter months. New this winter season, the City is implementing several […]
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community displayed 50 Qurans, all in different languages, reflecting the population of Mississauga. Delighted to speak with old friends and celebrate learning about long-standing Islamic history.
I had such a great tour of Canada Welding Supply ribbon-cutting at their new 30,000 square foot home! Ellie and Matt Crimi started the business in their Mississauga basement and now have 34 employees focused on the skilled trades and building our city. Congratulations to them – and to all our small businesses!
Minor hockey ‘Governor’ receives Key to the City Mayor Carolyn Parrish and Ward 1 Councillor Stephen Dasko presented the Key to the City to Lloyd Stockley posthumously for his lifelong efforts in minor hockey in the City of Mississauga. Stockley’s daughter, Heather Stockley received the Key earlier today during the City’s Council Meeting. Lloyd Stockley […]
Both Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation will once again be honoured in Mississauga on September 30. The day honours the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities. The City of Mississauga joins the rest of Canada to commemorate the […]
The Mississauga Board of Trade hosted our 2025 State of the City event. It included an informative dialogue with @citymississauga Mayor @parrish4mayor, City Manager, Geoff Wright, and Christina Kakaflikas, Director of Economic Development for Invest Mississauga.
Just weeks after his appointment earlier this year, I unexpectedly texted Federal Housing Minister Nate Erskine-Smith on a Saturday night. After managing to get his number through a colleague, I urged him to expedite the release of funding for our city from the Federal Housing Accelerator Fund. Within days, we were on a Zoom call […]
Property taxpayers on the hook for rapidly rising police costs with no way out The cost of policing is accelerating at an alarming rate, placing a significant burden on property taxpayers. I support our police and want to ensure they have the tools they need to do their job. Double digit increases to their budgets […]
I am deeply disappointed by the acts of violence that occurred this past weekend outside places of worship in Mississauga and Brampton. As your Mayor, I firmly uphold the principles of inclusivity, acceptance, and equity, and I unequivocally denounce this violence. I stand resolutely against any actions or events that promote violence, discrimination, or undermine […]
