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ENERGY STAR® Building of the Year Award recognizes upgrades that lower energy use, reduce operating costs and support the City’s climate goals.

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.

Join us on October 1 for Homegrown Mississauga: Apples, Art & Seed Saving, a free community event that celebrates local food, gardening and public art.

Make your home more energy efficient, attend a workshop or check out online resources to learn about programs that can help pay for energy upgrades.

Summer storms can bring heavy rain fast. Taking a few simple steps now can help protect your home, basement and belongings from flooding.

The City of Mississauga continues to make meaningful progress toward its 5 Year Energy Conservation Plan, surpassing its annual energy reduction targets while expanding investments in sustainable infrastructure and smart building technologies.

Buying fresh, organic produce at the local farmers market in Mississauga helps boost local businesses and promotes urban agriculture and sustainability. (Plus the food is delicious!)

Ensure that the storm drains in your driveway and backyard are clear of blockages and are working properly to reduce the risk of flooding during rainy weather.

The first heat event of the season will begin this afternoon and is expected to continue into Tuesday. Daytime highs near 30 degrees Celsius, with a humidex around 36 degrees Celsius.

Tick season is here. As it gets warmer, remember to check yourself and your pets for ticks often.