City Council approved the following motions at its meeting.
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Launch fees waived for Port Credit Yacht Club

Council approved a motion to waive new boat launch fees for the Port Credit Yacht Club.

Key points of the motion:

• The waiver applies to launch fees approved earlier by Council.
• The waiver takes effect May 1, 2026.
• Council recognized the yacht club’s long relationship with the City.
• The club supports local tourism and major sailing events on Lake Ontario.

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Council received the 2025 Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Progress Report

Council received an update on the City’s work to build a more inclusive, accessible and equitable Mississauga.

Key points of the report:

• The report outlines work completed in 2025 and planned for 2026.
• It tracks actions across City services, programs and policies.
• Work focuses on four areas:
  • Supporting change
  • Learning and training
  • Policy and governance
  • Removing barriers

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Council endorsed the following items from the May 20, 2026, General Committee meeting

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Healthy City Strategy annual update shared with Council

Council endorsed an update on the City’s work to improve health, access to services, and quality of life across Mississauga.

Key points of the report:

• The Healthy City Strategy includes 25 actions to support health and well-being.
• As of 2025, 17 actions are underway through City programs.
• Malton and Cooksville are early focus areas to help reduce health gaps.
• The City continues to work with health, academic and community partners to deliver programs closer to home.

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City will begin process to hire a new Integrity Commissioner

Council endorsed a plan to begin hiring a new Integrity Commissioner to oversee ethical conduct at City Hall.

Key points of the report:

• The City will issue a public request for proposals to hire an Integrity Commissioner.
• The role oversees Council ethics, codes of conduct and conflict-of-interest rules.
• The appointment would run until June 30, 2030, with an option to renew the term for up to four more years.
• The change is needed because the current Integrity Commissioner is ending their role in January 2027.

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Funding approved to support live music across Mississauga in 2026

Council approved funding to support local concerts and live music events across the city in 2026.

Key points of the report:

• Council approved $75,000 in funding for the 2026 Live Music Grant program.
• Twenty-eight concert presenters will receive funding through a competitive review process.
• The funding will support live music events at 14 venues across the city.
• Venues include City-owned and privately operated locations.
• All funded events must take place in Mississauga and feature at least 50 per cent Mississauga-based performers.
• The program supports both new and established presenters and helps grow Mississauga’s local music scene.

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City prepares for a seamless waste collection transition

Council endorsed a plan to prepare the City to take over waste collection services from the Region of Peel on October 1, 2027. The plan aims to keep curbside service running smoothly for residents.

Key points of the report:

• Mississauga will take responsibility for waste collection starting October 1, 2027.
• The plan outlines how garbage and recycling will be collected, staffed, funded and communicated during the transition.
• Costs for waste collection will shift from the Region of Peel to Mississauga starting with the 2027 budget.
• Approving the plan will not result in an immediate financial impact.

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