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Highlights from Mississauga’s City Council meeting.

From comedy to live music and theatre, enjoy high-quality entertainment close to home this month, and beyond.

The new by-law prohibits vehicles from parking or stopping on residential lawns, gardens and other landscaped soft areas, helping to protect green space and reduce environmental impacts.

Since free rides for seniors 65+ launched on July 1, 2025, MiWay has recorded more than 2.3 million trips using a senior PRESTO fare type.

City crews are proactively patrolling the city and removing illegally placed signs, and residents can contact the city to report an illegal sign. Campaigns will be charged a $20 per day, per sign fee for the City to store illegal signs, if they do not follow the Sign By-law.

This October, find ways to reduce waste, save money and make your belongings last longer. Donate, recycle, repair and reuse items instead of throwing them away.

Learn how simple charging habits can help prevent fires and keep your home and family safe.

Each fall, salmon travel upstream through the Credit River to spawn. Here's where to spot them and how to respect the run.

Public libraries help residents cut costs by offering a variety of free entertainment, resources and services.

Homebound residents who are unable to vote in person or appoint a proxy may qualify for a home visit from trained election officials.