City projects

MiWay is participating in the hydrogen fuel cell electric bus demonstration and integration trial, which will be delivered in two phases. This trial is the only one of its kind in Canada, and will hel...

MiWay transit will be upgrading systems in MiWay buses over the next six years. These upgrades will include improvements to fare boxes and upgrades to the transportation system hardware and software. ...

With funding from the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP), MiWay will be replacing eight transit support vehicles from the City’s non-revenue transit fleet with zero-emission electric ...

MiWay transit is procuring parts and services to complete major bus rehabilitation repairs, including engines, transmissions, and hybrid components for MiWay buses. This project is funded in part by t...

The City of Mississauga is proposing new disc golf courses at two locations: Dellwood Park and Spruce Park.

MiWay’s next five year plan will guide the refinement and expansion of the City’s transit network. Its main goal is to continue growing the system and improving connectivity to deliver a transit s...

The Infrastructure Growth Plan investment strategy is designed to accommodate the City’s planned growth and change, and to maximize benefits to transit passengers and operational efficiencies.

This project will provide a new off road trail within the Hydro One corridor. The trail is approximately 1 km long and will extend from Atwater Avenue to South Service Road. The corridor is located we...

These on-street public transit projects are funded by the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program, and will help improve transit infrastructure across Mississauga.