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Matt

Peel Regional Police, together with Mississauga bylaw officers, parking officers, Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services, and other partners, continue to enforce existing laws and regulations with zero tolerance at the Erin Mills Centre (commonly referred to as Ridgeway Plaza) at the south east corner of Ridgeway Drive and Eglinton Avenue in Ward 8. The enforcement blitzes are in response to ongoing large-scale gatherings that create a public nuisance and safety concerns for patrons of the plaza as well as the surrounding neighbourhoods.

Councillor Mahoney successfully enacted a motion along with Ward 10 Councillor Sue McFadden for an interim control bylaw for one-year to allow for a land use study of the properties that make up the plaza. The bylaw will prevent new businesses—including any new restaurants—from opening that may exacerbate the current problems there.

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You’re invited to join us for various activities through your computer, tablet, or phone. We welcome all 55+ to join in on the fun and connect with familiar friends or make new ones. Each activity and fitness class is offered weekly.

These events are free, and will never ask for your credit card information. If you are asked to provide a credit card, it is not a legitimate City of Mississauga event.

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Students and their families are encouraged to join the One Walk a Week challenge. To participate, students should walk or roll, either to school or their bus stop, at least once more per week than their usual routine. Those who participate can go online and complete a digital certificate to share their accomplishment.

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Heritage Mississauga is thrilled to announce that tickets are now on sale for the 23rd annual Haunted Mississauga heritage tour, taking place on Friday, October 25, 2024, at the historic Streetsville Public Cemetery.

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Join Mississauga's Forestry team in removing Buckthorn, a non-native invasive plant, from Sawmill Valley Trail. The event will begin with a brief overview of the history and ecology of the natural area you will be helping to protect.

You will also learn about the impacts of invasive species, how to identify and manage them, and Mississauga's Invasive Species Management Plan.

Sawmill Valley Trail

Saturday, October 26

10:00am -12:00pm

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MiWay is leading the way for those with hidden disabilities 🚌

As the 1st municipal transit agency to adopt the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program, it's enabling smoother & respectful travel.

Wearing a sunflower lanyard indicates the rider may require more support.

Lanyards are available at the City Centre Transit Terminal Information Booth or via email request at miwayhelps@mississauga.ca.

It’s getting darker earlier, which makes it harder to see on our roads. We remind all road users to stay extra cautious and alert this time of year, especially from evenings into the early morning. Whether you’re walking, cycling or driving, remember to pay attention to your surroundings and obey the rules of the road.

If you’re driving, be aware of the posted speed limit and watch for pedestrians and cyclists, especially when turning. To help increase your visibility, use designated crosswalks or crossrides to cross the road if you’re walking or cycling, and use lights and reflectors on your bike.

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What do tires, paint cans, furniture, construction materials, yard waste and propane tanks have in common? They top the chart as the most frequently illegally dumped items across Mississauga – in places like parks, trails and green spaces.

Illegal dumping continues to be a serious issue. When someone puts waste materials on City or private property without the permission of the property owner, it is considered illegal dumping. It not only damages our natural environment but can be a risk to public safety. It also puts a financial strain on the City's resources due to the high costs of cleanup.

According to Debris and Anti-Littering By-Law 219-85, those caught illegally dumping on City property can face fines ranging from $500 to $100,000.

If you see garbage and debris left in a park, you can report it online or call 311 (905-615-4311 outside City limits).

Registration for Fall Programs are open! Explore a variety of sports, creative pursuits, and life skills for all ages.



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Planning is complicated and can be difficult to understand. But it doesn’t have to be! 

That’s why the City of Mississauga Planning team has created a new online Guide to City Planning and Development. It’s dedicated to educating residents about planning and development issues and answering their questions.  

Watch a video to learn more about the guide or visit City Guide to explore it for yourself!

The 2025 Culture & Community Grants program is now open for applications.

All applications must be submitted no later than October 11, 2024 @ 4:30pm online.

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