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Mid-October through early November is prime time for autumn colour in Mississauga, and the city has highlighted parks, trails and conservation areas where residents can enjoy the show close to home.
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
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
One hundred and twenty-five volunteers planted 525 native trees and shrubs at Courtneypark Athletic Fields on Sept. 19, the first of three TD Tree Days plantings planned at the park.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Mississauga is inviting residents to join TD Tree Days planting events starting Sept. 19, with hundreds of native trees and shrubs going into the ground as the city closes in on its one-million-tree target.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Wildfire smoke is bringing poor air quality and reduced visibility to Mississauga. The City is advising residents to limit exposure, while hot, dry conditions have prompted an open-air burn restriction.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Ontario plans to replace 36 conservation authorities with nine regional bodies starting in spring 2027. A former Credit Valley Conservation leader says questions about local representation remain unresolved.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
The city says grant-funded crews cleared invasive plants at dozens of sites in 2025, and its goat grazing program will be back this year.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
As crews treat Mississauga roads through another storm, the conservation authority says winter is a critical time to track chloride in Credit River watershed streams.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Halton Hills Mayor Ann Lawlor will lead the Mississauga-based conservation authority on an interim basis while its board waits for a ruling on term limits.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read