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 […]
By the end of summer 2015, we expect construction to be complete at Malton Village Park on Beverley St. This new facility will be a great place for families, youth and seniors to enjoy. Some of the enhancements to look forward to include: a shady gazebo playground with accessible elements two tennis courts a multi-purpose court […]
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.
“During budget deliberations this morning, Mississauga councillors decided to hold off on approving a plan that would offer $1 transit rides to seniors. The decision will now be made next month. Ward 5 councillor Carolyn Parrish, who brought up the idea of providing seniors with a $1 fare to ride MiWay during non-peak hours earlier […]
In 2016, the Region of Peel is changing to cart-based, bi-weekly waste collection. All residents who have curbside pick up need to choose the cart sizes that suit their household by March 31, 2015. The Region will be hosting an open house on Wednesday, February 11 from 4:30pm to 8:30pm at the Malton Community Centre. […]
In the coming weeks, Council will be meeting regularly to map out the City’s 2015 budget. You can get more information about where the City gets its revenue and how its spent on the Budget Highlights website. Then use the Budget Allocator Tool to let the City know how you would assign the funds to: […]
Stay warm and safe in extremely cold weather. In Ward 5, Malton Community Centre and Frank McKechnie Community Centre are available to people looking to get relief from the cold. Get more tips about keeping warm here.
Mississauga has several indoor and outdoor rinks to enjoy this winter. In Ward 5 there’s a Natural Ice Rink in Eastgate Park -320 Nahani Way. It will be open, weather permitting, until mid-March. For more information about Outdoor Rinks in Mississauga, click here.
The City’s winter maintenance crew works tirelessly when the weather turns to snow, slush and ice. You can find information about snow removal – including plow routes and live updates; winter parking; and levels of service on the Winter Maintenance Program website. Here are some other ways you can get information: Follow @MississaugaSnow on Twitter […]
Just in time for the holidays, the City of Mississauga’s temporary parking permits (parking considerations) are available online. If you or your guests need street parking for longer than three hours or overnight, you may be able to get a temporary parking permit. Learn more here.
From 7p.m. on December 31 to 4a.m. on January 1, let MiWay do the driving and get to your celebration for free! Some services will be extended on New Year’s Eve, learn more here.
Mississauga, Dec. 11, 2014 – Commuters between Malton and Brampton can look forward to speedier travels and fewer delays at rail crossings on Torbram Rd. Construction of an underpass at the rail line south of Steeles Ave., is ready to begin. When complete, the road will dip below the busy train tracks, letting drivers pass […]
Pratt & Whitney Canada’s Mississauga facility, which is located in Ward 5, will receive a $300-million investment from the federal government. Pratt & Whitney manufactures jet engines and employs more than 6,000 people in Canada. Councillor Parrish joined Industry Minister James Moore, MP Bal Gossal, MP Brad Butt, MP Mark Adler, Pratt and Whitney president John Saabas and […]
Thank you to everyone who came for the tree decorating at the Malton Community Centre over the weekend. Carolyn was joined by Trustee Rick Williams, Helen Burrowes and 225 kids and adults to kick off the holiday season in the community.
One Mississauga councillor says it’s time to put the light rail transit project planned for the city on the backburner and focus on a subway. Ward 5 Councillor Carolyn Parrish, speaking at the first working meeting of the new term of council this morning, said she heard from plenty of residents during the recent municipal […]
