March 24, 2021
Mississauga restaurants and bars with a valid 2021 business licence can temporarily expand outdoor seating and dining areas provided they comply with City requirements and meet COVID-19 safety regulations and guidelines for patrons and staff. Read More
Call Peel Public Health Phone Line at 905-791-5202
Call Provincial Vaccine Booking Phone Line: 1-888-999-6488
Transhelp – Transportation support to vaccine appointments: 905-791-1015
Note: You must call 48 hours in advance but are not required to be a current Transhelp client
Book vaccine at Trillium/UTM
Book vaccine at Peel Public Health Community Clinics
March 23, 2021
The City of Mississauga has been recognized as one of the most open cities in North America by the Public Sector Digest (PSD) 2020 Open Cities Index. Mississauga has climbed the ranks to eighth among North American cities and regions. Read More
March 23, 2021
Please see the attached detour for tomorrow night as it will affect the last two trips on the Route 4 East.
Please be advised that construction work by NPL Canada under contract to Enbridge Gas is replacing the gas infrastructure crossing for the QEW at Harvest Rd and North Service Rd. On Thursday March 25, 2021 work is scheduled having to close the intersection of Courtland Cres & Harvest Rd. The road will be closed up to a 10hr period starting at approx 8am.
Want to learn the truth about many useless and wasteful garden practices and save yourself time, effort and money? Attend Cloverleaf Garden Club’s next speaker event, “Garden Myths”, April 21, 2021 at 7:30pm via Zoom. Visit www.cloverleafgardenclub.org to join and get access to all our speakers for 2021!
March 22, 2021
As Peel Public Health, community partners and the team behind Peel’s Community Mass Vaccination Plan (MVP) mark the milestone of over 100,000 doses of vaccine in the arms of our seniors, health care workers and Indigenous adults, we’re gradually turning the tide in our fight against COVID-19. Read More
March 22, 2021
Rats are a common pest in large urban centres that can cause damage by gnawing and burrowing.
To support Region of Peel residents, the Region has launched a Residential Rat Control Subsidy Pilot Program to assist homeowners with the costs of controlling rats on the exterior of their residential properties. Read More
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