News & Annoucements

By Tess Kalinowski Real Estate Reporter Thu., Sept. 24, 2020 timer: 4 min. read Nearly 12 per cent of Toronto’s 23,524 Airbnb listings continued to operate between April and June, even though short-term rental activity was restricted in Ontario due to COVID-19,...

According to the City’s by-laws, homeowners and including owners of rental properties, are responsible to cut, clean and clear their property of tall grass and weeds, including the area between the roadway and the sidewalk adjacent to your property. The grass is not...

Thank you from Mayor Crombie Thank you, Mississauga for your patience and understanding during these uncertain times. We know these past 3 months haven’t been easy but we are making progress and getting closer to a broader reopening. Watch video Read More Reopening...

The City of Mississauga continues to provide important updates to residents on the latest COVID-19 news via Tele Town Hall sessions. In these sessions, the City address pandemic concerns and informs the public and local businesses about what the City is doing to...

From the City of MississaugaForestry SectionParks, Forestry & Environment Division The City continues to provide essential Forestry services at this time and is prioritizing work to keep residents and our urban forest safe and healthy. In May, contractors working...

Some residents have reached out to Aviva, their insurance provider to inquire if the company is offering rebates during the pandemic lock down. Aviva provided a form to fill out and return, and indicate they will adjust rates if the resident was using their cars ONLY...

Dear neighbour,With the updates regarding COVID-19 coming through from various outlets in a scattered form, I would like to make myself available for my residents during this difficult time. I will be hosting conference calls that can be joined in by phone number and...

A second Tele Town Hall will be held on Wednesday, April 8 at 7:00 p.m. to address resident concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and to update the public about what the City is doing to protect their health and safety. Residents will be able to ask COVID-19...

An article worth sharing! COVID-19 could mark the end of Toronto’s Airbnb era, and good riddance. Here’s how to keep it that way. By Matt Elliott Contributing Columnist Tues., March 31, 2020 Big number: 7,300 — the number of entire-home Airbnb listings in Toronto...

Peel Community Recycling Centres are not accepting cash payments. You can pay with Debit, Visa or MasterCard. A reminder to residents to put gloves, masks and other home healthcare waste in your garbage, not in recycling. In-person garbage bag tag sales are suspended...

https://web.mississauga.ca/city-of-mississauga-news/news/city-of-mississauga-to-hold-covid-19-tele-town-hall/ The City of Mississauga will hold a Tele Town Hall session on Friday, March 20 at 6:45 p.m. to address concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and inform...

For more information about public health and advisories: From Health Canada and Know the Facts From the Ontario Ministry of Health From Infection Prevention and Control From City of Mississauga and Peel Public...

If you have property damage due to snow plowing this past winter, please contact the City to open a case file and schedule repairs. Customer Service Advisor, 311 Citizen Contact Centre Dial 311 or 905-615-4311 public.info@mississauga.ca Dial 3-1-1 between 7:00 a.m....

The AffordAbility Fund is here to help Ontarians who pay an electricity bill ease what they spend on electricity. Take a few minutes to enrol and find out what you qualify for, from FREE ENERGY STAR® light bulbs, a power bar and/or faucet aerators to ENERGY STAR®...

Sven Spengemann Member of Parliament Mississauga-Lakeshore is pleased to invite you to their third Annual International Women’s Day Breakfast on March 8, 2020 at 8am. Please feel free to distribute. The Eventbrite link to RSVP is as follows...

The City of  Mississauga has been making improvements and investments into your neighbourhoods. Sometimes these improvements are easy to spot and sometimes it's hard to tell. So here is a quick look at some recent investments in your neighbourhoods. Downtown Core...

Grass clippings are no longer accepted at the curb or Peel Community Recycling Centres. Grasscycling means leaving the clippings on the lawn after mowing it. It helps keep your lawn healthy while saving you the time and effort of bagging the clippings. Benefits of...

Ex-lobbyist for the development industry appointed to Ontario’s land-use tribunal As reported in The Globe and Mail, February 7, 2020 Jeff Gray Queen's Park Reporter The LPAT has been a focus for the Ford government, which last year scrapped the previous Liberal...