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City partners with Sheridan College students to rethink housing for Mississauga neighbourhoods

Academic partnership program challenges architecture technology students to bring fourplexes to life.

April 17, 2025
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Restoring Mississauga’s ecosystems: Controlled burns at Jack Darling Memorial Park and Lorne Park Prairie
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Mississauga takes bold action to combat racism, discrimination and hate with the “One Mississauga Campaign”
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Mississauga Matters: City outlines its priorities and recommendations ahead of the 2025 federal election
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  • Update: Certain City parks remain closed for flood repairs
    A number of Mississauga parks remain closed for repairs caused by early-April flooding.
    April 4, 2025
  • Several Mississauga parks experiencing flooding due to heavy rains
    Multiple parks around the City are currently experiencing flooding. For your safety, please avoid these areas and all watercourses due to elevated water levels.
    April 3, 2025
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    Heavy rain expected in Mississauga starting Wednesday
    A significant weather system is moving into Mississauga Wednesday afternoon, bringing with it a substantial amount of rain.
    April 2, 2025
  • A yellow warning symbol indicating an ice storm.
    Spring storm threatens to bring rain and freezing rain – be prepared, stay safe
    A wide-spread weather system is making its way across much of southern Ontario with the potential to bring freezing rainfall.
    March 28, 2025
  • Keep your family and home safe when snow starts to melt quickly, and rivers rise
    Rain and warmer conditions may cause snow to melt, which can cause flooding and water levels to rise in local rivers and creeks. Learn what actions you can take to help keep your family and home safe.
    March 4, 2025
  • UPDATE: City program cancellations and facility closures
    Mississauga has declared a second Significant Weather Event in less than a week, leading once again to facility closures and program cancellations.
    February 15, 2025

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