Starting today, TransHelp passengers can book trips online. Passengers requested a digital booking option and I’m pleased we have been able to deliver on our promise, despite the unprecedented events of the last year. Read More
COURTLAND CRESCENT AT HARVEST DRIVE (SOUTH INTERSECTION)
—TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE—
Please be advised that Courtland Crescent at Harvest Drive (south intersection) will be closed.
When: Tuesday, March 30th, 2021 from 7:00am until 7:00pm.
Where: Courtland Crescent at Harvest Drive (south intersection).
Why: For the purpose of installing a gas pipeline along Harvest Drive across Courtland Crescent.
Traffic will be detoured.
March 29, 2021
April is tax season. Mississauga Library, in partnership with the Canada Revenue Agency, is here to ease some of the uncertainty caused by tax season with free online tax workshops. This year, the COVID-19 pandemic raises additional questions surrounding taxes, including how to file if you received COVID-19 emergency benefits, such as the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB), or how to claim home office expenses. The library strives to provide opportunities for education and empowerment through programs that reflect the needs and interests of Mississauga residents. This includes helping residents understand their taxes following a year that has caused financial uncertainty for many. Read More
We were thrilled that yesterday’s Provincial Announcement included permission for Outdoor Fitness Classes, Outdoor Team Training and Outdoor Personal Training and are pleased to provide an update as it relates to our City services. Read More
March 26, 2021 — At yesterday’s Region of Peel Council meeting, Councillor Stephen Dasko, put forward a motion for Council’s consideration that residents be permitted two additional bags of waste to be collected as part of the bi-weekly residential waste collection, without the requirement of purchasing bag tags. This will take effect during the eight week period from May 3 until June 25, 2021. Councillor Dasko was pleased that this was passed unanimously at Regional Council.
“Last year we witnessed an increase in spring cleaning due to the first COVID lockdown. This spring having a plan in place is crucial to allow residents to safely and easily dispose of their waste” said Councillor Dasko.
March 25, 2021
Region of Peel offices and non-emergency services will be closed for Good Friday on Friday, April 2, 2021. Read More
To facilitate important track work on the Lakeshore West GO Line, there will be service changes over the Easter long weekend (April 2nd – 4th). These upgrades will improve train speeds, service life and reliability, allowing us to provide better service to our customers in the future. Metrolinx is encouraging customers to check train departure and arrival times online as trains may experience delays due to the schedule changes required to accommodate this work. Read More
As announced by the Government of Ontario outdoor dining is permitted with restrictions. Mississauga’s temporary patio program and amended Temporary Use By-law allows restaurants, bars and other food and drink establishments to operate their temporary outdoor patios until December 31, 2021. Businesses can also install temporary tents/covered areas and heating devices as part of their patios, in accordance with provincial and City regulations. Read More
Peel residents who are 70 years and older, as well as Indigenous adults (First Nations, Inuit and Métis 18 years and older) are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, please see below for instructions on how to book.
Booking Appointments for 70 years and older
You can book a COVID-19 vaccine appointment below if you meet both of the following criteria:
For the link to register, please click here.