Earth Hour is this Saturday, March 19th! Earth Hour is a grassroots movement aimed at unifying and informing citizens around the world about environmental issues. For one hour between 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m., individuals, businesses and communities are asked to turn off all non-essential lights. The act of turning off the lights is meant […]
Looking for some fun things to do with the kids over March Break (March 14 to 18)? The City has a week-long roster of drop-in activities, camps and registered programs with something for everyone to enjoy. Culture (visit mississaugaculture.ca to learn more about Culture in Mississauga) Registered Creative Art Break Camp: ages 9 to 12: http://ow.ly/Ywo7P […]
Crime Prevention Services for Peel Region is hosting a Safety For Seniors seminar on Tuesday, March 29th from 1 to 3pm at the Burnhamthorpe Community Centre. This seminar is offered free of charge free of charge and teaches senior citizens to keep themselves and their property safe; Personal & Property Protection, Distraction Theft Recognition, Cyber Safety, […]
The City of Mississauga co-hosted its’ first Idea Jam, Code and The City in partnership with Sheridan College and I-CUBE (University of Toronto Mississauga) today. The sold out event welcomed over 80 developers, designers, mappers and information analysts to share ideas on how Mississauga could gain greater awareness and engagement with the community in a digital environment. […]
The City of Mississauga’s stormwater charge will begin to appear on Region of Peel water bills for Mississauga properties in March. The stormwater charge amount that will appear on the bill is based on the daily rate for the property, applied since January 1, 2016. Daily and annual stormwater charge estimates for Mississauga properties can […]
Residents are invited to attend one of the MiWay information sessions being held from March 7 to 10. The sessions will provide residents with an update on 2016 service improvements that start to shift buses to a grid network as identified in the MiWay 5 Service Plan (2016-2020). The sessions will also highlight service improvements […]
After last night’s snowfall, we wanted to provide information for you regarding the City’s Winter Maintenance Program, including its plowing operations. The City of Mississauga has different ways for residents to keep up-to-date on winter maintenance operations throughout the city: An abundance of information about the City’s Winter Maintenance Program can be found by visiting mississauga.ca/snow. […]
The City of Mississauga surpassed one million dollars in the opening weekend of spring/summer online registration. Active Mississauga.ca, the City’s new online registration mobile website opened registration on February 20 and exceeded one million dollars the next day. “ActiveMississauga.ca is an innovative and new online interactive program guide that provides the same great experience whether you’re […]
It has been 27 years in the making! Read about how Councillor Parrish’s long battle for keeping McLaughlin Road as two lanes successfully ended! Rachael Williams, Mississauga News, February 26, 2016 Photo Credit: John Stewart of Mississauga News
The City of Mississauga amended its Traffic By-law to allow parking beyond the three-hour limit for 10 statutory holidays. Cars can be parked between 8 a.m. to midnight on the following statutory holidays in Ontario: • New Year’s Day • Family Day • Good Friday • Victoria Day • Canada Day • Civic Holiday • Labour Day • Thanksgiving Day • Christmas Day • Boxing […]
The Region of Peel approved the Affordable Housing Capacity Building Grants Program at Council on January 28th. As of February 19th, this program has been officially launched. It is designed to provide financial support to non-profit, community and faith groups to build capacity for affordable housing development and/or regeneration. To qualify, you must: Be a […]
It’s that maple time of year again and in Mississauga, it’s magical. At what other maple syrup festival will visitors have the opportunity to track the world famous Sasquatch, ride a unicorn or have their picture taken with a Mountie and learn about Canada from all points of view? Whether this is your first year celebrating […]
Family Day is on Monday, February 15. Connect with family and friends by attending one (or more) of these fun indoor and outdoor activities in Mississauga. Family Day at the Square Mississauga Celebration Square – noon to 4 p.m. Head over to Mississauga Celebration Square for free Family Day activities proudly presented by RBC. […]
Have a family? Are you a new resident, student or older adult? The City of Mississauga has a variety of exciting spring and summer programs and activities for you to explore. If you’re looking to register for a program, buy a membership, get a library card, develop a skill or are interested in trying something […]
The City of Mississauga is now accepting nominations for the 2016 Civic Awards of Recognition Program. The awards are open to Mississauga groups and individuals who have volunteered in the community for more than 10 years. WHAT: Civic Awards of Recognition Nominations WHEN: Nominations are accepted until April 29, 2016 at 4:30 p.m. HOW: The […]
Mississauga residents are permitted to welcome the year of the monkey in with fireworks during Chinese New Year celebrations on Monday, February 8. During a City Council meeting on October 28, a temporary exception was made to the City’s fireworks-related by-laws. The approved exception allows fireworks to be set off on holidays including Chinese New […]
The City of Mississauga is asking the Government of Ontario for support for the City’s top priorities – sustainable infrastructure funding, legislative changes and support for job creation and partnerships in the upcoming 2016 provincial budget. “The City of Mississauga continues to maintain a strong relationship with Premier Wynne and the Ontario government,” Mayor Crombie […]
Initially designed for members of the Canadian Armed Forces by the Department of National Defence, Road to Mental Readiness (R2MR) addresses stigmas and identifies the signs and symptoms of occupational stress injuries. The goal of R2MR is to improve short-term performance and long-term mental health outcomes. The R2MR training program uses a mental health continuum […]
If you haven’t heard yet, the famous Pennsylvanian groundhog “Punxsutawney Phil” did not see his shadow at the customary celebration this morning. His prediction is an early spring! If you’ve been outside enjoying this spring-like weather we have been having, then you should come to Celebration Square today and be part of Mississauga’s annual Groundhog Day […]
The Province of Ontario has recognized 18-year-old Najma Malaq for the Lincoln M. Alexander Award – an award for outstanding leadership in promoting positive social change. We are excited and proud for Najma’s achievements in the Malton community and all of Mississauga. Her positive attitude and dedication to educating others is inspirational and we know she […]
