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Ward 5 incumbent Natalie Hart is seeking re-election as candidates propose changes to neighbourhood safety, transit, housing and property standards.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 3 min read
IDEA Mississauga is accepting applications for its six-month Step-Up Program, offering mentorship, executive training and investor connections to businesses preparing to expand.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
The City is reminding road users to stay alert as fall brings shorter daylight hours, while encouraging families to walk, cycle or roll to school safely.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Peel police say targeted school-zone enforcement resulted in 1,034 charges between Sept. 8 and Sept. 30. The annual campaign has ended, but traffic enforcement continues year-round.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Council approved a citywide residential lawn-parking ban and received a financial forecast showing a $39.6-million deficit before reserve funding.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Mississauga residents aged 65 and older can ride MiWay free with a senior PRESTO fare type. The City says more than 2.3 million trips have been recorded since the program launched July 1, 2025.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Mississauga’s development charge reductions will remain in place until March 2029. Regional forecasts raise questions about how infrastructure for new housing will be funded.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
A 69-year-old Hamilton man has been charged after a pedestrian died at Winston Churchill Boulevard and Dundas Street. Police are seeking a motorist who may have spoken with the accused nearby.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 1 min read
Election signs are not allowed on public property in Mississauga. Residents can report suspected violations online or by calling 311, while campaigns face fees for signs removed by City crews.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Residents can drop off unwanted textiles and electronics from October 13 to 25 and bring broken items to a Repair Hub on October 24.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services is focusing on lithium-ion battery risks during Fire Prevention Week, which runs until October 10.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
The Credit River’s annual salmon migration typically peaks in early October. Mississauga residents are encouraged to watch from trails, bridges and riverbanks without disturbing the fish.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read