Ward 1 Issues
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Tourism Mississauga Launch
June 3, 2020 – Today, Tourism Mississauga, in partnership with EDO, will be launching the Mississauga Made Campaign. The purpose of this campaign is to promote businesses and services that are locally made, established and produced in Mississauga. The first phase of the campaign is to encourage businesses to join the local movement and provide us with information that makes them Mississauga Made. All information collected in this phase will […]
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City of Mississauga Invites Residents to Tele Town Hall
June 1, 2020 On Tuesday, June 9, residents are invited to participate in the City of Mississauga’s fourth Tele Town Hall session at 7 p.m. In consultation with Peel Public Health, Mississauga is actively planning a measured and phased approach to reopening facilities and resuming services and programs. The Tele Town Hall will provide residents with the latest updates on COVID-19 in Mississauga as well as important information on what […]
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Virtual activities for older adults
You’re invited to join us for a variety of activities through your computer, tablet, or phone! During this time of physical distancing, we can all use more ways to make connections. Anyone 60+ years of age is welcome to join in on the fun. Each activity is offered on a weekly basis. Mississauga Seniors Centre weekly activities for older adults Day & Time Activity Description Computer/tablet link Phone-in details Mondays1:30 […]
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Mississauga Joins Digital Main Street’s ShopHERE Powered by Google Program to Help Small Businesses Get Online for Free
May 29, 2020 To help support our local small businesses, Mississauga is proud to announce it will be joining the ShopHERE, powered by Google program. The program will provide independent businesses and artists with resources to develop and launch an online store at no-cost, with the support of local post-secondary students. “The vast majority of businesses in our city are small businesses and their survival will be key in our […]
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City of Mississauga Reopens Select Park Amenities and Parking Lots
June 1, 2020 Beginning today, the City of Mississauga is reopening select park amenities and parking lots as part of its Phase 2 COVID-19 recovery plan. The reopened amenities include leash-free zones (Union Park and Community Common remain closed), BMX/skate parks, tennis courts, community tennis clubs, picnic shelters, park benches and seasonal washrooms. “As we work to slowly reopen our park amenities, we understand that some of our parks, such […]
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COVID-19 Business Relief Portal
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Re-opening Plans, Public Engagement, Events Cancelled
City of Mississauga COVID-19 Response Continues: Re-opening Plans, Public Engagement, Events Cancelled Re-opening plans and procedures outlined, Public Engagement – projects identified, Permits & Events Cancelled to September 7, MiWay Safety During Pandemic COVID-19 | May 27, 2020 Today, Mississauga City Council approved a plan for a measured and phased re-opening of outdoor recreation amenities, cancelling events at City facilities to September 7, 2020 and plans and principles for community engagement […]
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Economic Development Office – Hosting “Working Together Six Feet Apart” session
I would like to share with you an upcoming online webinar that EDO is hosting entitled, “Working Together Six feet Apart: Planning a Safe Return to the Office” on Monday, June 1st at 10:00am. This free webinar will help companies plan for re-opening through the Province’s first phase of recovery. This webinar is the result of feedback we received through our engagement with our business community, BIAs and business […]
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Support The Port, a community gift card initiative!
Another BIA Initiative
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Heat Warning issued for Peel next 2 days
COVID-19 in Peel With community spread, treat every interaction like you could be exposed. Symptoms of heat-related illness include rapid breathing, dizziness or fainting, vomiting, rapid heartbeat, extreme thirst, decreased urination and unusually dark yellow urine. During heat events, remember to check-in with family, friends and neighbours, especially seniors who live on their own. It’s best to call or video-conference – if that is not possible, practice physical distancing. […]