Malton, located in Mississauga’s north-east corner, is honouring a famous, home-grown hero, Paul Coffey by renaming its arena and a popular community park in his honour. Approved by City Council, Malton Arena and Wildwood Park will be officially renamed Paul Coffey Arena and Park this September. “We are so proud of Paul and everything he […]
Due to the potential for interruption of postal service the City of Mississauga has made alternate arrangements. The following information will be updated as required. Property Tax Mailing All residential property tax bills were mailed the week of June 10. Commercial/industrial tax bills were mailed the week of June 24. Bills paid by mortgage companies […]
In October last year, Council passed a resolution to form a working group to consider a program for residential properties. As a result of the working group, the City of Mississauga will have three stormwater programs for residential properties: • Enhanced Residential Stormwater Outreach and Education Program • Home Visit Pilot Program • Stormwater Subsidy Program for Low-income […]
Thank you for joining us in Westwood Square on Canada Day. Although the weather was a little chilly – oh Canada – thousands of people came out to watch amazing performances, enjoyed awesome food, and a fireworks display that was incredible to watch! Special thanks goes out to Jake Dheer of Rogers TV for hosting […]
This is another reminder that we are celebrating Canada Day tomorrow in Malton at Westwood Square with a huge party in store starting at 5pm! This free event will be the talk of the town as you enjoy entertainment, face painting and an incredible fireworks display – the longest in the city. Come join thousands as […]
Read this great article by Rachael Williams on our Canada Day Celebration happening this Friday Click here to read Malton Canada Day celebration to hos longest fireworks display in the city. The Mississauga News, June 28th 2016
Our Canada Day Celebration is just days away and the weather is looking beautiful!! Join us on Friday, July 1st at Westwood Square (7205 Goreway Drive) to celebrate the birth of our great nation. Starting at 5pm, this free event is packed with performances from singers, dancers and steel drum bands. Our amazing fireworks display will […]
Beginning July 4th, the Region of Peel will collect yard waste every other week. As a reminder, yard waste must be out at the curb by 7 a.m. on your regular collection days, must be in acceptable bins/containers or bags and must be clearly labelled “Yard Waste”. Residents can use their old garbage containers or blue […]
The City of Mississauga launched a new Community Recognition Pilot Program today to recognize special occasions and events which enhance the health, welfare, safety and cultural diversity of the community. The pilot program provides the opportunity to recognize and celebrate special occasions and events which foster a spirit of community, celebrate Mississauga’s diverse cultures and […]
Recently our office has received numerous calls and emails regarding CRA scams. This is just a reminder that the CRA WILL NEVER: ask for personal information by email or text message; request payment by prepaid credit card; share your tax information with another person or organization, unless you have agreed that it can be shared; leave […]
We are just 16 sleeps away from Malton’s biggest celebration! Join thousands of people on July 1st at Westwood Square for an evening of fun and excitement hosted by TV’s Jake Dheer and Asha Tomlinson! Once again, we have rallied up family-friendly performances by BluSoul, DinGo, Golden Harps and Shiamak. With entertainment, food, face-painting and a fireworks […]
Yesterday, City Council passed a resolution urging the Provincial Government to use the provincial cap and trade program to provide $200 million for cycling infrastructure across Ontario over the next four years. A letter of support from Mayor Crombie will be sent to the Minister of the Environment and Climate Change and other municipalities across […]
The City of Mississauga’s Budget Committee will meet on Wednesday, June 15 to begin its review of the 2017 – 2020 Business Plan and the City Budget. The Budget is the document that outlines how City resources are spent to support programs/services and advance the Strategic Plan. Public Engagement Budget Committee meetings will have dedicated time for […]
The Region of Peel would like to remind residents who generate home health-care waste that they need to properly dispose of it. “The Region of Peel is currently seeing an increase in the amount of home health-care waste that is being placed in recycling,” says Norm Lee, the Region’s Waste Management Director. “We’d like to […]
Route 15 has been on detour due to construction work on Torbram and blocks the typical route through Rena Rd. MiWay has noted that the detour via Airport and Derry Rd has been causing serious delays. To alleviate this delay, a temporary solution will be in place. In order the avoid the intersection of Airport and […]
Give them one week and Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services (MFES) will show 20 teenaged girls, ages 15 to 19, what a career in fire service could look like through the new program Camp Ignite. “Diversity in our fire service is an extremely important issue for us. It’s essential that residents are able to see […]
The City of Mississauga is launching a new type of sport – FlingGolf – at the Academy golf course at BraeBen. FlingGolf provides players with a nine-hole experience similar to the game of golf with a lacrosse, baseball and hockey twist. “We introduced FlingGolf at BraeBen because it can be played on the same course […]
The Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) will be conducting an emergency exercise at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Saturday, May 28th. The exercise will run from 9:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. and will take place in several locations including the north end of the airfield, Terminal 3 and the Airfield Maintenance Facility on Convair Drive. […]
With temperatures rising and summer well on its way, Mississauga residents looking to cool off can beat the heat at one of Mississauga’s spray pads, pools and parks. Spray Pads On May 28, Mississauga will open its 18 spray pads for children to enjoy all summer long – weather permitting (Lake Aquitaine Park is closed […]
Spring was a late bloomer this year but we welcome the warm weather after a frosty winter! This is just a friendly reminder to keep your front lawns clean and cut in order to comply with Property Standards Bylaw 654-98. This Bylaw states the following: “Maintain your property in a manner that does not allow […]
