A wide-spread weather system is making its way across much of southern Ontario this evening with the potential to bring ...

As trade tensions between Canada and the U.S. escalate, Mississauga is taking action to support local businesses and protect jobs. Through our Partners in Trade campaign, the City has launched a ...

Are you interested in getting into gardening this spring but you’re not sure where to start? The City, in partnership with Ecosource, will be hosting a series of Homegrown Mississauga gardening ...

Family Day in Downtown Mississauga celebrates Music as the heartbeat of our community – from hands on activities at Celebration Square to performances at Living Arts Centre that the whole family will ...

Conduct a planning study, consult the public and select the preferred design. The City is building a new bridge over the Credit River that will connect trails in the Lakeshore Road corridor. The ...

During the March 19, 2025 Council meeting, Mississauga City Council approved the transfer of waste collection services from the Region of Peel to the City of Mississauga. The motion also supported ...

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Growing a garden can help you connect to nature, get more outdoor exercise and reduce stress. As part of the City’s Urban Agricultural Strategy, activities like growing your own food, tending to ...

We’re committed to enhancing transit to better serve our customers. Building on the success of the previous MiWay 5-Year Service Plan, a new service plan is being developed to shape the future of ...

The MiWay Five Plus Master Plan (2026-2035) will guide the refinement and expansion of the City’s transit network. MiWay Five ...

You can request a temporary parking permit for your home address. These permits last for five days and can be used for up to five different vehicles. Each address is allowed a maximum of 14 short-term ...

If the garbage and debris is left in a park, call 311 (905-615-4311 outside city limits). Garbage and debris on 400 series highways or ramps should be reported to the Ministry of Transportation at ...