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Starting October 1, 2027, the City of Mississauga will take over local waste collection from the Region of Peel, which may change some residents’ collection day and how often yard waste is picked up. The Council-approved service levels are designed to keep collection reliable and meet Mississauga’s needs.
Waste collection includes picking up residential garbage, organics and yard waste and providing services for multi-residential buildings.
The community recycling centres will still be run by the Region of Peel. Recycling collection will continue to be handled by Circular Materials, which began on January 1, 2026.
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The City became aware of fraudulent QR code stickers placed on some parking Pay and Display machines in Downtown Mississauga. These unauthorized QR codes redirect users to third‑party payment websites that are not affiliated with the City and can put personal and financial information at risk.
City staff responded immediately and removed approximately 80 fraudulent stickers within an hour of discovery. Teams were deployed to inspect parking machines across the city, and staff continue to actively monitor equipment to prevent further incidents.
Residents are reminded that the City does not use QR codes to collect parking payments in Mississauga.
Payment instructions are displayed on parking machines, and payment is accepted using coins or major credit cards. Anyone who sees a suspicious QR code on a parking machines is encouraged not to scan it and to report it by calling 311.
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Get your gears ready and join the City of Mississauga’s third annual BikeFest event to celebrate the joy of riding a bike. Taking place on Saturday, May 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Mississauga Celebration Square, this free community event is for all ages and levels of riding experience. BikeFest is a chance for new and experienced cyclists to enjoy a fun day together while staying active.
You can take part in skills and drills sessions, get your bike serviced, enjoy family-friendly activities and learn about ways to get around the city by bike. Feel free to bring your bike if you have one. And even if you don’t, come enjoy delicious food and lively music.
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| | Pleased to attend the grand opening of the new T&T Supermarket Erin Mills located at 3060 Ridgeway Dr. | | |
Peel Regional Police has launched a new portal to accept general driving concerns from the public.
This portal will allow members of the public to report driving behaviours that pose a risk to public safety and where police enforcement may be required.
This program expands on our existing Road Watch program that allows members of the public to report specific dangerous or aggressive driving that pose a risk to public safety but are not emergencies.
Key Highlights between each program include:
Road Watch
- Dangerous and Aggressive Driving
- License Plate Number Required
Examples: Excessive speeding in residential areas, aggressive lane weaving, or running red lights.
New General Driving Concern Portal
- Observations of driving behaviour that pose a risk to public safety but are not emergencies.
- No license plate required
- City studies will need to be reviewed to validate and assess the reported concerns.
Examples: Roadways where police enforcement may be required for infractions such as speeding, failure to comply with stop signs, illegal U-turns, and other related traffic violations.
Increased awareness will help ensure residents know where to direct concerns and allow us to better identify trends and priority areas.
ONLINE REPORTING
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Mississauga City Council approved the new Rental Repairs and Renovations Licensing By-law.
The by-law, which takes effect September 1, 2026, increases protections for tenants who face eviction when their landlord requires them to move out for extensive renovations or repairs. This is often referred to as a ‘renoviction’. When landlords do not follow the legal process to evict their tenants for such renovations or repairs, this can increase housing insecurity and can lead to a loss of affordable housing.
The by-law is another important tool the City can use to ensure affordable rental housing remains available in Mississauga.
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Riverwood's Native Plant Sale is back to set you up for all of your spring gardening projects! Shop from a variety of native trees, shrubs, and wildflowers. Our expert gardeners will be on hand to offer tips and answer your questions. Come early for the best selection.
All proceeds from plant sales will support The Riverwood Conservancy's nature-based programs. Card payments preferred.
Saturday, May 2, 2026 @ 10am
MacEwan Barn - 4150 Riverwood Park Lane
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Nominations are open for the City of Mississauga’s 2026 Civic Awards of Recognition. Take this opportunity to celebrate the outstanding contributions of individuals and businesses in our community by nominating them for an award. Your nomination can help shine a light on those who truly make a difference.
Until May 18, 2026, nominations are being accepted for remarkable individuals, community groups and businesses whose contributions inspire greatness, and help make Mississauga a special place to live, work, learn and play.
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Enjoy the views and a delectable brunch buffet curated
by our chef for Mother's day
Sunday, May 10, 2026
Price: $65/adult; $32.50/child (aged 4-12); Children under 3 are free
Complimentary onsite parking at each location.
LIVE Restaurant
4141 Living Arts Drive, Mississauga
Seating times: 9:30 a.m. / 11:30 a.m. / 1:30 p.m.
BraeBen Golf Course
5700 Terry Fox Way, Mississauga
Seating times: 10:30 a.m. / 12:30 p.m.
*prices subject to applicable tax Venues are cashless: debit/credit payments only.
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Reservations accepted by phone: 905-615-3200 x 6116 or by email: live.restaurant@mississauga.ca.
To accommodate all guests, reservations at are limited to 90 minutes.
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The Sauga Summer Pass offers free:
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MiWay rides (ages 12 to 16)
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Drop-in fun swims at City pools (ages 12 to 16) – view the locations
- Fitness centre access (ages 14 to 16)
The application registration period begins on April 27, 2026, on a first-come, first-served basis until the program reaches capacity.
The Sauga Summer Pass will be active between June 26 and September 7, 2026.
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| | Each year, the Mississauga Arts Awards (MARTYS) celebrates honourees whose creative excellence continues to shape and elevate the city’s arts community, and tickets are now on sale for the 31st Mississauga Arts Awards (MARTYS) on June 18, 2026, at the Mississauga Convention Centre! | | |
The City of Mississauga's Sign By-law prohibits signs on roads, grass boulevards (area between sidewalk and street), traffic signals, light posts and on other public properties unless permission has been secured from the City.
Report illegal placed signs on our city streets
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Carassauga Festival of Cultures has become an important annual event in Mississauga’s calendar and its popularity has steadily increased in recent years.
As the largest multicultural festival in Canada, taking place at the end of May each year, it celebrates the diversity of our city through entertainment, food and culture.
Mark your calendars for the 2026 festival dates!
Saturday May 23rd – 12:00 pm to 11:00 pm *** Outdoor Kids Zone closes at 9 pm
Sunday May 24th – 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Purchase a Passport
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Join Volunteer MBC at the 2026 V-Oscars: The Call, where the annual Volunteer Recognition Awards will be presented to the devoted volunteers of our community, and shine light on returning Nominees.
Wednesday June 3, 2026
6:00 PM
Sagan Banquet Hall and Convention Centre - 7180 Edwards Blvd
Purchase Tickets
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The CFUW Mississauga is delighted to host Carole Bertuzzi Luciani.
Date: Monday May 4th, 2026
Time: 2pm (the doors open at 1:30pm)
Location: Solel Congregation of Mississauga, 2399 Folkway Drive
To register or for more information please see www.cfuwmississauga.ca or email info.cfuwmississauga@gmail.com
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