The City is investigating a widening of McLaughlin Rd. between Bristol Rd. and Britannia Rd. McLaughlin Rd. is designated as a Major Collector road within the study area and a Scenic Route from Bristol Rd. to Matheson Blvd. in the area of the Britannia Farm. On May 9 at 9 a.m. at St. Gertrude Separate School (815 Ceremonial […]
Commerce Blvd will be closed for construction of the Transitway. Some MiWay services will be rerouted during the closure, from April 27 to October 10, 2015. Learn more at www.miway.ca/alerts or click here.
It was a party with everything but the champagne inside Mississauga council chambers Wednesday, as councillors and Mayor Bonnie Crombie gushed over their $1.6-billion transit windfall from the province. But after the back-slapping and grandiose proclamations about Tuesday’s “transformative” announcement by Queen’s Park that the province would fund 100 per cent of the Hurontario LRT, […]
Youth ages 12-14 can get unlimited free rides within Mississauga on MiWay and unlimited free public swimming with a Freedom Pass. The Freedom Pass allows youth to ride for free on MiWay within Mississauga and free participation in public swims at City operated pools from July 1 to August 31, 2015. All you have to do […]
The Living Arts Centre presents the Arts For Life Children’s Festival – a fun-filled weekend of entertainment, activities and opportunities for kids to express their creativity. The weekend features both ticketed and free events and activities for your 4 to 12 year old children; theatre performances, family-friendly music and entertainment, a Creative Zone, dance and […]
The excitement of the TO2015 Pan Am / Parapan Am Games is going beyond the sports community as local students prepare to paint the columns at the Hershey Sports Complex in Mississauga this month. The students will be painting murals from April 14 to 17. On Wednesday, April 15, 2015 members of the community are […]
Park playground upgrades, transportation improvements and facility renovations are some of the many ways Mississauga is creating a barrier-free community for residents, visitors and employees. “2014 was an extremely successful year in ensuring the City is more accessible for everyone,” said Diana Simpson, Mississauga’s Accessibility Coordinator. “We worked with several partners to improve services, facilities […]
Re: Southeast corner of Nahani Way and Hurontario St. Monday, April 13, 2015 at 7 p.m. Mississauga City Hall – Council Chamber Landowner’s Proposal: To revise the official plan and zoning to permit a 33-storey apartment building with ground floor retail commercial uses. To extend Belbin St. from the northerly limit of Draft Plan of […]
Celebrate Basant Panchami, the colorful spring festival of kites During March Break celebrate the Spring Festival of Kites at the Mississauga Central Library in partnership with Kids’ CBC. This free, family-friendly event features a full line-up of exciting activities for kids between the ages of two and six years old. What: Spring Festival of Kites […]
Mississauga seniors hoping to learn if they would be able to ride transit buses for just $1 will have to wait as City of Mississauga councillors today chose to pass on making a decision. Ward 5 councillor Carolyn Parrish was set to introduce a motion that, if passed, would have created a one-year pilot project […]
Providing cheap transit for seniors is just the right thing to do, according to a Mississauga councillor. Ward 5 councillor Carolyn Parrish is set to introduce a motion on Wednesday at council that will create a one-year pilot project where seniors can ride transit buses for $1. The motion, which will be seconded by Ward […]
Frank McKechnie Library 905-615-4660 March 17 – St. Patrick’s Day Family Storytime 2-2:30 pm All ages Free March 18 – Family Movie Day 2-4 pm All ages Free March 19 – Craft Day 2-3 pm Ages: 6Y+ $2 March 20 Book Art 2-3:30 pm Ages: 12Y+ $2 Malton Library 905-615-4640 March 16 – Family […]
The Peel Elder Abuse Prevention Network is hosting a Money Smarts Expo for Seniors Topics include: Mass Marketing Fraud and Cybercrime Awareness Understanding Wills and Powers of Attorney Renovating Homes for Seniors Smart Travel Tips for Older Adults Wednesday, March 11, 2015 – Doors Open at 9am Trinity Hall, Canadian Coptic Centre 1245 Eglinton Ave. […]
The 2015 City of Mississauga Designated Heritage Property Grant Program is Open Grants will help property owners with repair, restoration and conservation costs associated with their designated heritage properties Designated heritage property owners in Mississauga are eligible to apply for grant funding to help with the restoration, conservation and repair to their property as designated […]
Based on the success of the City’s “ActiveAssist” Fee Assistance Program, Mississauga City Council approved expanding access to allow 2,500 more low-income households to register and participate. “ActiveAssist” provides eligible low-income households a fee credit of $275 per person per year. The credit can be applied to activities such as swimming, skating, fitness and summer […]
Today, Council approved changes to Mississauga’s Leash-Free Zones to keep them safe for users. Anyone walking more than four dogs at one time, up to a limit of eight dogs, in one of Mississauga’s Leash-Free Zones will need to apply for a permit from the City of Mississauga. This permit must be visible while using […]
Mississauga businesses and residents invited to Pan Am / Parapan Am Games information session Mississauga businesses and residents are invited to attend a public drop-in session to learn about the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am / Parapan Am Games that will take place in Mississauga. Learn about: the transportation plans and general information for the games. […]
Peel Public Health is monitoring increased measles activity across Ontario and is following up with all Peel residents known to have been exposed to measles. The Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care is advising individuals who attended the “Acquire the Fire” event, a mass gathering of youth that was held in Toronto at Queensway Cathedral […]
On February 11, Council approved the 2015 Budget. See what it means for city services – including fire & emergency services, libraries and transit:http://bit.ly/1ypE674
Plan a visit to your neighbourhood community centre on February 16 to enjoy some great, free activities with your family! Both Malton Community Centre and Frank McKechnie Community Centre are offering free programs – see the city-wide Family Day schedule here.
