You can finally view your water bill online in Mississauga
/The Region of Peel has finally opened the faucet of modern technology regarding water bills.
Read MoreThe Region of Peel has finally opened the faucet of modern technology regarding water bills.
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The local Mississauga food centre (Eden Food For Change) is hosting the annual “Coldest Night Of the Year” walk to help raise awareness for the homeless, hungry and hurting. The walk will be virtual again this year due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Individuals and families are invited to walk, ski, skate, or snowshoe (2KM or 5KM) around the block or at a local park. Participants can share their experience by posting a photo or video on social media.
This will be my 4th year walking with team “Streetsville Jason Troopers” in memory of Ralph Faustino aka. Streetsville Jason who roamed the streets quietly struggling with mental illness [Read More]
If you can, please join our team Streetsville Jason Troopers or make a small contribution. Every member who raises ($100) will receive a team hoodie (while they last).
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Read MoreLearn about Mississauga's 15th annual "Dancing for The Compass" fundraiser happening in March 2022.
Read MoreThe Coldest Night Of The Year fundraiser happens on February 26th, 2022.
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Read MoreAlthough it may be tempting to walk, skate or play hockey on frozen bodies of water, the City of Mississauga is reminding residents to stay off the ice.
Read MoreFormer Councillor Patricia Mullin to Fill Vacant Ward 2 Councillor Role Formerly Held By Karen Ras.
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Read MoreMississauga’s outdoor ice rinks drew generations of people before indoor spaces became prevalent in our community.
Read MoreMississauga to allow 2 excess garbage bags in February 2022.
Read MoreThe City of Mississauga Council passed a motion to no longer consider the renaming of Dundas Street.
Dundas stays, warts and all.
City of Mississauga reopening indoor facilities starting January 31, 2022.
Read MoreBefore the concession road we now know as Burnhamthorpe Road, many informally referred to it as the “Back Line.”
Read MoreBurnhamthorpe Road, Mississauga’s key east-west corridor, has a fascinating history.
Read MoreAs we approach year three of the pandemic, our valued small business community has continued to do everything they can to stay open. Here are 9 easy ways you can help.
Read MoreMiWay is temporarily suspending some service in response to an increasing number of staff that are currently absent due to COVID-19.
Read MoreThere is NO winter garbage exemption period in Mississauga due to rising COVID-19 cases.
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