An article in today’s Toronto Star provides the clearest explanation of the damage being caused by Bill 23: Minister Clark is shamefully misleading or dangerously ignorant about development charges By Steven Parish Fri., Dec. 2, 2022 See the Full Article Here “I was involved in municipal politics in the GTA for 28 years, 23 of which […]
FAIRWINDS PARK OPENING! 181 Eglinton Avenue West Sunday May 29 2:00pm The park Official Opening will be followed by a full show by PIRATE LIFE with music and childrens’ participation. We’ll have free popcorn and pirate cupcakes. COSTUMES ARE ENCOURAGED! Fairwinds park is the home of an incredible nautical playground sponsored by PINNACLE INTERNATIONAL and […]
Residents are welcome to join in on the fun during the Official Opening of Saigon Park on Saturday, May 14. This opening was delayed due to COVID but we are now full steam ahead to both open this stunning destination park and unveil the permanent public art piece that proudly sits on the park grounds. There […]
On July 23, 2021 — a scorching hot day— Earthworks started the installation of the massive ship, lighthouse and other amazing components of the incredible Fairwinds Park at Eglinton and Fairwind Drive. A long but fascinating day! Thank you to Jay Kana of Modern Mississauga!
The City has completed the purchase of 27 acres of parkland, formerly used as a 9 hole golf course. The intention is to keep the land as passive recreation with walking trails, areas in which to picnic and just enjoy the peace and quiet of a large green space in the middle of a bustling […]
Click here to download the PDF’s: Carolyn Parrish News Malton Fall 2021 Carolyn Parrish Ward 5 News Britannia_Fall 2021
These buildings by Riocan have been approved on the east side of Hurontario at Bristol Road. They are replacing a portion of the plaza that was lost due to fire. They will be rental buildings, increasing the City’s low supply. Mississauga has been tasked by the Province, in conjunction with Brampton, to take 55% of […]
City Manager and Chief Administrative Officer Paul Mitcham tells the story in his response to the petition presented in February: “… in response to the petition below requesting a 0% tax rate increase in City of Mississauga for 2021. [The email] refers only to the local share of the tax rate increase subject to budget […]
Fairwind Park has been designed by the community. First we consulted residents and had the fire station moved from its original location, which would have been where the purple oval now denotes a playground. Well attended public meetings were then held June 5 and September 26 as the final concept plan took shape. Construction begins […]
An old tradition has returned to the Britannia Farm with our second annual community Fall Fair at the Old Britannia School House. This year, again with lead sponsor Pinnacle International, as well as TMG, and three Tim Hortons stores. We’ll have an old fashioned fair with a few surprises – a veggie market, Horse and […]
Housing and commercial development slated for 33 acres of the Britannia Farm along Hurontario has been indefinitely delayed due to the Province of Ontario taking over the management of the Peel District School Board. The development was painstakingly designed and vetted through several community meetings with Ward 5 residents. It was to be a unique […]
As Mississauga’s older adult population grows, there will be those in need of financial assistance. The City of Mississauga offers many assistance programs for older adults, including programs for low-income seniors. These programs include: • Property Tax Rebate Program • Stormwater Subsidy Program • Yard Maintenance Subsidy Program • Active Assist Program • Driveway Windrow […]
An old tradition has returned to the Britannia Farm with our second annual community Fall Fair at the Old Britannia School House. This year, again with lead sponsor Pinnacle International, as well as TMG, and three Tim Hortons stores. We’ll have an old fashioned fair with a few surprises – a veggie market, Horse and […]
Now that spring rains are here, residents often start thinking about stormwater around their home. Many have questions about how the City manages stormwater from rain events. The City’s stormwater system carries stormwater away from homes and businesses to keep people, properties and the natural environment safe. There are many parts to this complex system […]
The City of Mississauga has made changes to its Community Group Support Program Policy. Now referred to as the Community Group Registry Program, the revised policy helps support local non-profit community groups, including resident and ratepayers associations, minor sports associations and cultural groups to deliver programs and services within Mississauga. The policy revisions ensure better […]
Starting April 2018, in addition to television and radio, emergency alerts will also be sent to compatible cell phones on LTE networks. This will allow you to take the necessary precautions to protect yourself, your family, property and environment. Alert Ready is part of a national service designed to deliver critical and potentially life-saving emergency […]
The City of Mississauga’s iconic sports complex, currently called the Hershey Centre, will soon bear a new name and logo. The multi-purpose sports arena and entertainment venue will undergo a name change just shy of its 20th anniversary. Hershey Canada Inc. decided not to renew the naming rights agreement set to expire on June 30, […]
The City of Mississauga has experienced substantial rainfall over the last 24 hours and the weather forecast is predicting an additional 20 millimetres of rainfall before the end of day Wednesday, February 21. Water levels will continue to rise in response to the rain and melting snow. Ice in the Credit River may begin to […]
Parked cars on City streets reduce the ability of our winter crews to efficiently clear roads. You can help by removing parked cars from the street when it snows to give equipment space to work. An on-street parking restriction is in effect in Mississauga year-round between 2 to 6 a.m. Parked or stopped vehicles that […]
This is just a reminder of the City of Mississauga’s snow plow operations. Please drive carefully in these conditions and be patient of others. The City clears and salts roads, priority sidewalks, bus stops and pedestrian crossings within 12-36 hours after the end of a snowstorm. Back to back storms will extend this timing. Winter […]
