Warmer weather, melting snow: What you need to know
Explore safety tips as risk of flooding increases.
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More fare options coming to the Affordable Transit Program
Providing a 50 per cent discount on PRESTO single fares for low-income adult and youth riders.
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Spring maintenance begins
City crews are busy filling potholes, repairing sod damage, refreshing parks, and more.
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What’s happening this spring in Mississauga?
Explore live entertainment close to home this April and May – featuring music, theatre and sporting events.
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Reduce the risk of flooding on your propertyIntense rainfall can lead to flooding on your property. -
Maintain your drains during rainy weatherHave you checked storm drains in your driveway and backyard? -
Daylight Saving TimeClocks moved forward by an hour on Sunday, March 8. Adjust to the time change with these tips.
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Purpose-built rental housing incentivesThe City continues to take action on development charges to help kick-start construction. -
Mississauga updating urban design programThe City is working to remove unnecessary housing barriers and encourage vibrant communities. -
Mississauga and Habitat for Humanity HMD partnershipUnlocking affordable homes for hundreds of residents. -
Building a garden suite in Mississauga just got easierExplore this new materials list to plan and build with confidence.
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City snow clearing efforts continue around Mississauga with more than 40+ cm accumulating across some parts of the city. Most City programs and classes will resume at noon today. The Citywide Winter Parking Restriction continues to be in effect.
January 25, 2026
City snow clearing efforts continue around Mississauga. All City facilities are open and running on regular business hours. City programs and classes will resume at 12 p.m. (noon),
January 15, 2026
The Canada Post strike will disrupt mail services to and from Mississauga. The City is prepared and is advising residents about alternate options for accessing City services during this disruption.
November 15, 2024