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Council has waived development charges on more rental unit types to get towers built. Residents deserve to know what it costs and whether it works.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 3 min read
Coun. Dipika Damerla says Metrolinx has not held a single town hall in four years of LRT construction in Cooksville and has turned down a BIA meeting.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Council approved the mayor's motion to waive city development charges on one-bedroom-plus-den and two-bedroom units in purpose-built rental projects.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Path to Prosperity 2030 sets 51 actions to attract investment and talent, while a retail strategy aims to keep shops close to where people live.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
In a new letter to the housing minister, Mayor Carolyn Parrish asks the province to fund Caledon's costs so the Peel roads transfer can go ahead in 2026.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
The premier recommitted to the City Centre loop of the Hazel McCallion Line, days after the city asked Queen's Park for a firm plan and timeline.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 3 min read
Council has asked staff how value-for-money audits could work, including hiring an independent auditor general. The report should give residents a real choice.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 3 min read
The city's share of the tax increase is 1.61 per cent. Add Peel Region's 3.60 per cent and a $700,000 home pays about $377 more this year.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
About 45 cm of snow fell on Mississauga on Sunday. Plows worked around the clock, and council heard Wednesday that more than 1,700 parking tickets were issued.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 3 min read
Under strong mayor rules, each budget amendment gets its own vote and there is no vote on the budget as a whole. The earliest possible adoption date is Feb. 4.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Council endorsed letters from Mayor Carolyn Parrish asking two federal ministers for tougher rules on uncertified lithium-ion batteries after local fires more than doubled.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
An unsigned drawing found in the Frank McKechnie Community Centre time capsule asks "Where am I?" Ward 5 Coun. Natalie Hart wants to find out.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read