During yesterday’s Council meeting, Mississauga City Council passed a motion to disassociate the name Duke of York Boulevard from former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, reflecting Buckingham Palace ...

The Housing Design Catalogue contains standardized design plans for a variety of housing options. It was produced by CMHC (Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation) to make it easier for smaller and ...

Yesterday, Council has endorsed the City’s first-ever Transit and Road Infrastructure Plan (TRIP). The plan will guide the City’s actions, policies and investment in Mississauga’s transit and road ...

The City of Mississauga is teaming up with the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) on its Housing Design Catalogue. As one of the first municipalities in Canada to sign on as a local ...

Starting Monday, October 27, MiWay will implement changes to its service that includes introducing a new express route, adding more service to Route 107 Malton Express and increasing the frequency of ...

MiWay will introduce a new weekday peak express route along the Eglinton corridor and the Mississauga Transitway. The route will travel from Winston Churchill Station to Renforth Station, via Eglinton ...

Due to the postal strike, delivery and receipt of mailed documents, payments, and notices may be delayed. For updates, visit the newsroom. Use our online or in-person options where available.

Head to Celebration Square to watch the Toronto Blue Jays in their 2025 playoff run with your friends and neighbours. Let's Go Blue Jays!

Join the Museums of Mississauga to celebrate the opening of Adamson Estate and the launch of A History Exposed: The Enslavement of Black People in Canada. This marks the first time Adamson will be ...

The City of Mississauga is pleased to share some positive updates as it relates to its fourth Five-Year Energy Conservation Plan: 2024-2028 (ECP) that was released in 2024. The current five-year plan ...

Development application includes a 10-storey condominium apartment building with 188 units.

Due to the postal strike, delivery and receipt of mailed documents, payments, and notices may be delayed. For updates, visit the newsroom. Use our online or in-person options where available.