The City of Mississauga’s Civic Award of Recognition Evening will honour more than 100 Mississauga residents for their outstanding contribution to the community. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the program. WHEN: Tuesday, May 31, 2016 Ceremony: 7 – 8 p.m. Reception: 8 – 9 p.m. WHERE: Mississauga Civic Centre – […]
The City’s first Public Art Master Plan, which builds upon the Council endorsed Framework for a Public Art Program was introduced during today’s General Committee meeting. The Public Art Master Plan provides 54 recommendations designed to direct the expansion and implementation of a continued successful public art program throughout the city over the next five […]
For a third straight year, the City of Mississauga is offering youth ages 12 to 14 the Freedom Pass. The popular pass provides incentives like swimming for free at City pools and riding MiWay free all summer long. The pass begins on July 1 and is valid through to August 31. “Summer is the perfect […]
Click on the link below to read this weekend’s Toronto Star article profiling the history of Malton. Malton’s history stretches back past YYZ by Shawn Micallef
Tonight at VICTORY HALL FROM 7PM-9PM, there will be a Public Meeting to review proposed options for regulating infill housing – this includes restrictions on heights, side yards, setbacks and lot coverage. Several options for the new control by-laws will be presented, similar to the site plan approvals currently in effect in the Villages of […]
Mississauga City Council passed a motion last Wednesday calling on the Province of Ontario to impose a ban on door-to-door sales activities in the home services sector. The ban specifically addresses the sale or lease of heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment, water heaters, water filtration systems and other related home energy products and services […]
Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services (MFES) want you to open your door this Spring and Summer when fire crews come knocking to talk about fire safety. Home Safe Home (HSH) is a free city-wide education and awareness program that teaches residents about fire prevention and life safety. Until September, fire crews will be going door […]
From May 1 to 7 the City of Mississauga is hosting its annual Rebel campaign. The campaign empowers youth ages 13 to 30 to get involved and make a difference within their community through music, film, the arts, culture and sport. Rebel16 features free drop-ins, workshops, events and activities all created by youth for youth. […]
Earth Day is a day dedicated to environmental protection and is celebrated annually across the globe. Each city hosts a series of events where residents gather together to symbolize their commitment to the environment. The City of Mississauga is committed to greening its city and has hosted many events aimed at curbing our carbon footprint […]
The City of Mississauga is proposing required licensing of outdoor clothing donation drop boxes by June 1, 2016 through its Business Licensing By-law. “There are currently requirements for clothing donation boxes under the City’s Zoning By-law including that they be for registered charities,” said Mickey Frost, Director, Enforcement. “The proposed changes to the Business Licensing […]
On May 1, some MiWay fares will increase while cash, student and child fares remain the same. “Some MiWay fares are increasing to offset the cost of system enhancements and maintain the sharing of transit costs between riders and taxpayers. MiWay remains an affordable transportation option in Mississauga with fares that compare to other Greater Toronto […]
The City of Mississauga is moving forward on affordable housing in partnership with Habitat for Humanity to build two semi-detached homes with legal basement apartments on a vacant property to accommodate eight households in total. The property is a former fire station located at 3136 Victory Crescent in Malton. “Mississauga’s partnership with Habitat for Humanity […]
Rich in history and home to the city’s most diverse ethnic population, Malton has long been ignored when it comes to funding initiatives and community projects. But that’s all set to change as the City’s planning department passed a long-term community vision, MyMalton, which establishes guidelines and principles for the redevelopment of one of Mississauga’s […]
Last night the final report for MyMalton Community Vision was presented to City Council. Through Councillor Parrish and efforts from City staff, the MyMalton project gave residents the opportunity to give their input for the future growth and positive development in Malton. You can view the final document here. Planning and Development established a Corporate Report with […]
This is just a reminder that the MyMalton Project will be on tonight’s Planning and Development Agenda. Everyone is welcome to come and listen to final documents that will be presented to City Council regarding the outcomes of the Community Vision sessions and what the next steps will be for the future growth and development of Malton. […]
The City’s Property Standards By-law is to be amended to help address concerns around the storage of the new Region of Peel Waste and Recycling Collection Carts. “The City does not currently regulate the storage of the carts,” said Mickey Frost, Director, Enforcement. “The by-law is restricting cart storage to the rear or side yard, […]
Last year, Councillor Parrish initiated the MyMalton project. The overall goal of the project was to identify actions and review planning policies that will lead to the revitalization of the Malton community and result in positive impacts on the quality of life for its residents. Phase one of the project involved community engagement and is nearing completion. […]
Councillor Parrish spearheaded a motion to rename Malton Arena and Wildwood Park after Malton’s very own NHL legend, Paul Coffey. Unanimously, the motion passed in Council today! Paul Coffey’s roots are in Malton and his love of hockey started here. He began playing hockey at the age of four and years later joined the Malton Minor Hockey League. Although […]
This is just a reminder that tomorrow is Good Friday. Our office and City Hall will be closed. Any inquiries or concerns that you may have can be sent through our website or by emailing [email protected]. Regular office hours of 8:30-4:30 will resume Monday, March 28th. This is also a reminder that Good Friday is […]
Residents in the Cities of Brampton and Mississauga and urban areas in the Town of Caledon are advised that yard waste collection starts Monday, March 14. Additionally, residents in rural areas of Caledon will now have their yard waste picked up eight times a year on Fridays. “We are pleased to offer residents an early […]
