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Illegal dumping: Your trash isn’t always someone else’s treasure

Illegal dumping is a growing problem in Mississauga. It costs the City thousands of tax dollars to clean up each year.

June 11, 2026

Evening waterfront view of Port Credit featuring high-rise buildings, restaurants with patios, a lighthouse, and a bridge over calm water.

City updates the Noise Control By-law to support live music

Mississauga has updated the Noise Control By-law to provide more clarity and consistency for live music events.

June 10, 2026

Caring for trees on your private property? Here’s what you need to know

In some cases, the Property Standards By-law may also apply when a tree is dead, damaged or poses a safety hazard.

June 9, 2026

Close up of a person's hands wearing gloves putting a golf ball on a tee with a golf club beside it.

City tees up new rules regarding local golf facilities

The City is updating its Fence By-law and Property Standards By-law, to include rules for golf facilities to help protect residents and properties from stray golf balls, where safety measures are ineffective or do not exist.

February 12, 2026

Group of people watching one firework on the ground.

What you need to know about using fireworks in Mississauga

Enjoy your celebrations while minimizing the risk of fire and injury. Find out when and where you can set off fireworks in Mississauga, what types of fireworks are allowed and what the rules are. By following the City’s Fireworks By-law, you’ll help ensure safe and enjoyable celebrations for everyone.

February 6, 2026

Lunar New Year with fireworks and cultural symbols.

Celebrate Lunar New Year safely: Follow the fireworks rules

Wishing you prosperity for Lunar New Year with the Year of the Horse! Keep celebrations safe and enjoyable by following the City’s Fireworks By-law and being mindful of your neighbours.

February 5, 2026