"Keeping Canadians Safe" Press conference on Canada’s efforts to support law enforcement agencies and Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) with new tools to investigate serious threats, disrupt organized crime, and protect our communities.

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The City proactively identifies potholes throughout the year by regularly patrolling City roads. While the majority of potholes are repaired in the spring, the City repairs potholes year-round when warmer weather permits it.

Residents can report potholes anytime by calling 3-1-1 or submitting a report online. Once a pothole is reported, the area will be inspected within three business days and made safe. If additional repairs are required, they will be completed on a priority basis as a part of our regular maintenance schedule.

Regular spring clean-up activities will begin in full force later in April, when the weather becomes more seasonably warm.

The City of Mississauga presents an evening Summer Concert Series in Streetsville Village Square (Fridays), Cooksville Four Corners (Saturdays) and Port Credit Memorial Park (Sundays) during the months of July and August.

Submissions are open to Mississauga-based musicians. For musical groups, at least 50% of members must be residents of Mississauga.

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Sidewalk Inspection and Repair

Each year, we hire college and university engineering students to inspect our sidewalk network. Starting in May, these staff will walk every city owned sidewalk and record deficiencies. Residents can also report sidewalk damage by calling 3-1-1 or submitting a request online. The area will be inspected within three business days and made safe. If additional repairs are required, they will be completed on a priority basis as a part of our regular maintenance schedule.

Litter Clean-up

Crews are responding to requests to clear debris and litter on the road allowance. Residents can report litter or dumping on the road allowance by calling 3-1-1 or submitting a request online.

Residents should call the Ministry of Transportation at 1-800-268-4686 to report litter on the QEW or 400 series highways and ramps.

Inlet and Outlet Cleaning

Crews continue to monitor and clear debris from inlets and outlets to ensure stormwater can flow freely. Residents can report any build-up of natural debris, such as leaves, large tree limbs or sediment, by calling 3-1-1.

Illegal Sign Removal

Illegal signs are collected regularly as a part of routine work. Residents can also report illegal signs at any time by calling 3-1-1 or submitting a request online.

Street Sweeping and Boulevard/Island Flushing

The annual Spring Street Sweeping Program is expected to begin in April, weather permitting. We will share more details with you about this program as dates are confirmed.

Pavement Marking Retrace Program

Our annual Pavement Marking Retrace Program will commence in May following the completion of the Spring Sweeping Program and continues until the fall. As part of the program, the City refreshes existing pavement markings including centrelines, lane lines, crosswalks, stop bars and directional arrows. 

Help our endangered monarchs, bees, and other pollinators – grow a boulevard pollinator garden!



Blooming Boulevards is now accepting applications for free boulevard (and right of way) pollinator gardens for 2026. Mississauga residents are eligible to receive up to fifty low-maintenance plants, great for sun or shade. They are native to the Credit Watershed area. These beautiful, easy-care wildflowers withstand salt and drought, reduce runoff, and provide pollinators with food and shelter throughout the year.

You’ll get help with garden design, plant advice and up to 50 native pollinator plants - all free.

Applications and information can be found on Blooming Boulevards’ website https://www.bloomingboulevards.org/get-a-garden. If you have questions, you are welcome to email info@bloomingboulevards.org.

The application period ends on May 10. Apply now to make sure your garden is reserved.

Enjoy the views and a delectable brunch buffet curated

by our chef for Easter Sunday.

Sunday, April 5, 2026

Price*: $62/adult; $31/child (aged 4-12); Children under 3 are free

Complimentary onsite parking at each location.

LIVE Restaurant

4141 Living Arts Drive, Missauga

Seating times at 10:30 a.m. and 12:15 p.m.

BraeBen Golf Course

5700 Terry Fox Way, Mississauga

Seating times: 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.

*prices subject to applicable tax Venues are cashless: debit/credit payments only.​

View the menu.

Reservations accepted by phone: 905-615-3200 x 6116 or by email: live.restaurant@mississauga.ca.

While the city's goal is to provide the sidewalk clearing service effectively, we recognize that equipment use during winter operations can sometimes result in sod damage. Additionally, when sidewalks are covered by snow, visibility can be poor, making it difficult for operators to see the exact edge of the sidewalk.

The machines used for sidewalk clearing are approximately 1.5 metres wide, which is the standard width of most sidewalks. In some cases, when sod has grown over the sidewalk edge, the equipment may come into contact with the turf, causing some disturbance along the edges. Sod damage can occur during winter sidewalk snow-clearing operations, and the City has a process in place to address these issues.

Damaged sod is inspected in the spring, and repairs are typically scheduled during the warmer months (May through June or September through October) when conditions allow for proper restoration. Our team will ensure that any eligible repairs are completed as part of our restoration program.

Residents are asked to report dead or damaged sod online to help track and schedule repairs.

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Raves and Faves is here! 

The library's annual list of must‑read books has arrived and it's packed with bestsellers, beloved classics, and hidden gems. 

Whether you’re looking for something new or rediscovering a favourite, this year’s picks are worth diving into.

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Volunteers are always welcome to host their own park clean-ups in the city.

Parks Community Development will support your group by providing bags and gloves, as well as coordinating the pick-up of the bags from the park. 

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Riding MiWay to school, work or for fun to explore the city just got easier with more affordable fares for youth and families with lower income levels.

The Affordable Transit Program (ATP), which launched as a pilot in 2014, is a partnership between the City of Mississauga and Peel Region. The program provides a 50 per cent discount on MiWay adult monthly passes for eligible Mississauga residents.

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