Kickoff the winter season in downtown Mississauga with the Santa Claus parade, the opening of the City’s largest outdoor ice rink, and lighting of the Christmas tree! The Santa Claus parade begins at ...

Special programming and tours will be offered at Bradley Museum in observation of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. On September 30, visit the Bradley Museum to learn about the history of ...

Free events & experiences all season. Celebration Square is the ultimate summer destination. From weekend festivals to movie nights, fitness classes to intimate concerts, there is always something ...

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Use this service to request a new tree or replace a previously removed tree on City property that’s not part of a new subdivision.

The City has seasonal and regular sports field maintenance schedules. But if you note damage to a sports field, please report it.

Due to the postal strike, delivery and receipt of mailed documents, payments, and notices may be delayed. For updates, visit the newsroom. Use our online or in-person options where available.

Enjoy outdoor activities at Mississauga’s largest park. Use the trails for views of the Credit River and ravines, and for bird and nature watching. You can also fish for salmon or trout in the river.

Hazel McCallion was mayor of Mississauga for 36 years. She was first elected in November 1978, and went on to serve 12 consecutive terms as mayor; the longest-serving mayor in the City’s history. She ...

Project updates for the Dundas Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Mississauga East that will run between Cooksville and the Etobicoke Creek. As the first segment of the BRT to be constructed, it will include ...

Enjoy a looped path system, picnics areas and a playground. This large green space was built on a former landfill. There are also heritage buildings and an informal amphitheatre.

Today at Planning and Development Committee, Mississauga will formally announce the recipients of the City’s $44 million Affordable Rental Housing incentive program. The program, funded in part, by ...