As of September 18, the limit on social gatherings in the Region of Peel will decrease to 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors, following the Government of Ontario’s announcement on September 17. This includes functions, parties, dinners, gatherings, BBQs or...

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I have been receiving many complaints lately regarding speeding, noisy vehicles and dangerous driving throughout Ward 3. I encourage residents to use the RoadWatch© program to report dangerous and aggressive driving. Residents can fill out a Citizen Report Form which...

Here’s how you can help: Make a financial donation! $42 provides one full week of meals for a family of four. Drop off donations of our most needed food and most needed household items at your local fire station or The Mississauga Food Bank at 3121 Universal Drive....

Rarely can you experience the past through more than just your sense of sight or sometimes touch with photographs and artefacts. WAR Flowers: A Touring Art Exhibition offers an incredibly unique way to explore and appreciate history. In addition, this provides an...

The City is celebrating National Forest Week to raise awareness about the value forests play in Mississauga. September 20 to 26 is National Forest Week, a dedicated week where Mississauga residents and businesses can learn more about trees and raise awareness about...

Rail Safety Week is held across Canada from September 21 to 27. The week raises awareness of safety at all railway crossings and the dangers that can occur when around trains and railway tracks. Whether you’re walking, biking or in a vehicle, please keep these rail...

All Library locations except Frank McKechnie (Currently under renovations) will reopen to customers on September 15th with limited services.  Customers can browse collections, pick up holds and use computers but visits are limited to a one-hour maximum, in alignment...