Construction Notice – Sanitary Sewers Project – April 28th to May 9th, 2025 – Wharton Way, Wharton Glen Avenue and Mattawa Avenue Mississauga

By Construction, Resources

Peel Region will be working in your neighborhood to rehabilitate the existing sanitary sewer system on Wharton Way, Wharton Glen Avenue and Mattawa Avenue under the City of Mississauga. Sanitary sewers are underground pipes that carry wastewater from your home or business to a water resource recovery facility. Wastewater is created when water is flushed down the toilet, or goes down the drain in your sink, tub, or shower.

To extend the service life of the sewer under your street, Peel Region’s contractors will clean the existing sewer pipe and place a new resin (plastic) lining within it. This work will be completed underground with specialized equipment and will not require digging trenches in your community. It is allowed to take place overnight (between 7pm to 7 am) to reduce the impact of our work.

Construction Schedule:

This work is expected to take between April 28th to May 9th, 2025. Monday to Friday. Additional nights may be required due to unexpected events, such as poor weather conditions. A 48-hour notice will deliver to your place of business to give you advance notice of the work date.

We may need to temporarily close roads or reduce traffic to a single lane. If this is needed, we will place signs giving directions. On-street parking will be reduced when we are working on your street.

Traffic and Parking:

This work will be phased to minimize disruption to traffic. At least one lane will be open in each direction during this work. On-street parking will be reduced when we are actively working on your street. Access to businesses will be maintained.

Noise:

We do not expect significant noise or vibrations above normal daytime construction levels during this time. Efforts will be made to reduce impacts to local residents.

Odors:

You may smell some odors while the synthetic resin inside the sewer cures. These odors are temporary and will dissipate within a few hours. You can prevent or minimize these odors by making sure you have water in all of your drains, including your basement floor drain. We recommend pouring a bucket of water down the floor drain and running the water in all sinks, showers, and tubs for a minute, either the evening before or day of the relining work. If you are not able to put water down your floor drain (for example, if it is currently covered by flooring).

We strongly recommend making it accessible before relining work begins to reduce the level of odors in your home or business.

Construction Safety:

Construction zones require extra caution to keep everyone safe. Be aware of your surroundings when driving, walking, or biking near the construction area. Watch for construction crews and other road users, slow down, and consider other routes. Visit peelregion.ca/workzonesafety for more information.

Project information can be found at peelregion.ca/construction/project-23-2300E1

Contractor and Working Hours

The work will be completed by Capital Sewers, supported by Andrews Engineer under contract to Peel Region. This contractor’s normal working hours are from 7 pm. to 7 a.m., Monday to Friday. These hours are consistent with the local municipality’s bylaws. We understand this may cause some inconvenience, but shorter working days would require this work to affect your community over a longer period of time.

Wastewater Service Interruptions:

To complete this work, your wastewater service pipe will be out of service (plugged) for approximately 12 hours. (Wastewater service pipes carry wastewater from your home or business to the underground sanitary sewer system.) This temporary service interruption allows for the pipe to be repaired without digging up the street. To advise you of the exact date and time of this service interruption, Capital Sewers will provide you with a second notice at least 24 to 48 hours before the lining process begins.

It is important to minimize your water use while the sewer work is underway:

• You may continue to wash your hands but minimize your water use.
• Do not use showers, bathtubs, dishwashers, your washing machine or any other heavy water use like back wash processes.
• Keep toilet flushing to a bare minimum.

These actions will reduce the possibility of wastewater (also known as sewage) backing up into your basement or into your plumbing. If you have a sump pump, please notify us at construction@peelregion.ca or tell the contractor when they arrive at your property.

 

Thank you for your patience as we complete this necessary work. This work will allow us to continue providing you with high quality wastewater services.

If you have any questions, please contact us:

Wastewater Collection and Conveyance
Engineering Services Division
Public Works, Peel Region
Email: construction@peelregion.ca
Phone: 905-791-7800 ext. 4409

 

Get engaged: We Need Your Input And Feedback

By Announcement, Planning & Development

We want to hear what you think about projects impacting Mississauga’s future. Community involvement matters to us, and we’re eager to hear your ideas and opinions on the projects changing our City. There are plenty of ways to get involved and collaborate as we plan for Mississauga’s future together.

Below is a list of current ongoing engagements:

MiWay Customer Satisfaction Survey

MiWay is conducting a semi-annual Customer Satisfaction Survey to ask riders for feedback on our services. You can participate online or in person. By sharing your satisfaction and experiences using MiWay, you will help us tailor our services to better meet your needs.

The online survey is open until April 30, 2025.

For more information and to take the survey, visit miway.ca.

Mississauga Economic Development Strategy 2025-2030

Are you a Mississauga business owner or a representative of a business located in Mississauga?

The City of Mississauga wants to hear from local businesses to help guide its economic growth and support plans. Your feedback will help pinpoint opportunities, challenges, and important areas to focus on, which can improve the City’s business climate, workforce, infrastructure, and overall economic strength.

The online survey is open until April 25, 2025.

To take the survey and learn more, visit mississauga.ca/economicstrategy.

Ongoing surveys

Renoviction By-law Development

The City is seeking feedback from tenants, landlords and community members to develop a proposed by-law on renovictions. An unlawful renoviction occurs when landlords evict tenants for renovations without following the required N13 process under the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA). We want to ensure tenants know their rights and landlords understand their responsibilities.

The extended online survey is open until May 31, 2025.

For more information, visit mississauga.ca/renoviction.

Imagine Mississauga: Your Voice, Our Future

Join the conversation and help us plan for Mississauga’s future! We want your ideas to help create the next Strategic Plan, which will guide the City’s growth, address important issues, and set a clear direction moving forward.

The online survey is open until June 15, 2025.

For more details, visit mississauga.ca/imagine.

Get involved!

Community involvement is essential for our City’s growth and development: We invite all residents to participate and help shape Mississauga’s future. Visit yoursay.mississauga.ca to learn about current projects and share your thoughts.

Free Confidential Paper Shredding Returns This May

By Announcement, Resources

BRAMPTON, ON (April 22, 2025) – Peel Region is offering residents free confidential paper shredding at select Community Recycling Centres (CRCs) on the following dates:

  • May 10: Fewster CRC
  • May 24: Bolton CRC
  • May 31: Heart Lake CRC

Paper shredding on these dates will be available during the regular business hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Residents can bring unbound paper documents such as taxes, bills, income statements and personal information.

To keep traffic flow moving quickly and efficiently, visitors will not be able to stay and watch their documents be shredded. Along with your papers, we encourage residents to bring non-perishable food items to donate to a local food bank.

Regular fees apply to all other items brought to the CRC for disposal.

Notice – Hazel McCallion Line General Construction Updates

By Construction, Resources

As construction on the Hazel McCallion Line Light Rail Transit progresses, communities in Mississauga South can expect the following construction activities in the coming months:

  • Road widening activities on the east side of Hurontario Street, including construction of the multi-use path.
  • Civil works will realign Oriole Avenue further east, between Eaglewood Boulevard and Inglewood Drive, adjacent to the new Mary Fix Creek floodwalls.
  • Installation of guideway and track works connecting Port Credit Station and Eaglewood along the west side of Hurontario Street.
  • Removal of old telecommunication and hydro poles along the west side of Hurontario to help facilitate the permanent restoration of driveways and exiting boulevard.
  • Installation of new hydro poles and the pulling of overhead and underground electrical cables, connecting adjacent properties to the new hydro infrastructure with temporary power outages
  • Installation of permanent traffic signals at Park Street, Mineola Road, Indian Valley/Pinewood Trail and Pinetree Way intersections.

 

As construction staging moves to the center of the roadway for guideway, track, and LRT stop construction, we remind the motorists that permanent turning restrictions will be implemented to ensure the safe flow of traffic.

 

Most work is scheduled from Monday to Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and will take place within the staged area separated by traffic barrels and temporary fencing.  Temporary closures of roadways at intersections will be required to ensure that crews onsite are able to safely complete the work. Some overnight and weekend work may also be required. Additional notification will be provided when there is a requirement for a temporary road closure, overnight, or Sunday work. We will also communicate with individual property owners concerning potential property access requirements such as temporary power outages, utility connections, and temporary driveway closures for final restoration and boulevard grading. Additional signage will also be placed to inform motorists and pedestrians about any sidewalk closures or changes to traffic configuration.

 

The attached construction notice has been posted on our website and will be hand delivered to residents in the area over the coming weeks.

New exhibit, A City in Tune, Celebrates Mississauga’s Rich Musical Landscape

By Announcement, Events

It’s time to celebrate music in Mississauga! Introducing A City in Tune – the Museums of Mississauga’s latest exhibition.

From April 24 to August 3, 2025, you’re invited to come out and experience Mississauga’s newest exhibition, presented in partnership with the Master of Museum Studies (MMSt) program at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Information.

This exciting exhibition explores Mississauga’s rich musical landscape. From local legends to grassroots movements, it showcases the ways music connects people, builds identity and reflects Mississauga’s evolving story. Through artifacts, stories and interactive experiences, visitors will discover how music continues to inspire and unite the city.

Join an opening reception on Thursday, April 24 and be one of the first to immerse yourself in the diverse voices, cultures and communities that have shaped Mississauga’s sound. Mark your calendars—you won’t want to miss this!

What

A City in Tune – a new exhibition at Bradley Museum

Where

Bradley Museum
1620 Orr Road, Mississauga

When

Thursday, April 24, 2025 – opening reception from 4 to 7 p.m.
Exhibit runs daily until August 3, 2025 from 12 to 4 p.m.

To learn more about the exhibition, visit the webpage.

National Work Zone Awareness Week – April 21st to 25th, 2025

By Announcement

BRAMPTON, ON (April 21, 2025) – Today is the beginning of National Work Zone Awareness Week, an annual campaign recognized throughout North America at the start of construction season that encourages everyone to use extra caution and drive safely in work zones.

This year’s theme is ‘respect the zone so we all get home.’

National Work Zone Awareness Week aims to emphasize to drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians alike that safety in work zones is a responsibility we all share. With road maintenance and construction season beginning in Peel, all road users are reminded to slow down and exercise caution when travelling through work zones to protect workers and ensure that everyone makes it home safely.

What is a work zone?

A work zone is an area where construction is taking place on a road. This includes stationary as well as moving work zones, such as line painting vehicles. Construction zones can impact visibility, speed limits, lane access, turning ability, bike lanes, and sidewalks.

When travelling through a work zone, keep the following tips in mind:

  • Slow down: As you approach a construction zone, be prepared to stop and ensure workers have the room to work safely.
  • Be aware: Follow all signage posted in work zones. Signs warn of the construction zone and provide direction on how to pass through safely.
  • Keep your distance: Be alert and expect the unexpected. Closed lanes, reduced speeds, and shifts in traffic patterns are common.
  • Stay focused: Keep your eyes on the road. Avoid distractions such as using your cell phone while driving.

Work zones can also be avoided by planning ahead. Use our construction projects map to view current and upcoming work on Peel routes.

Peel Region is committed to Vision Zero and is working to prevent injuries and fatalities resulting from collisions on our roads. Vision Zero focuses on everyone’s responsibility to be aware of their surroundings and follow the rules of the road.

For more information on work zone safety in Peel, visit peelregion.ca/construction/projects/work-zone-safety.

 

Quotations

“We’re all road users, whether we drive, cycle, walk, or take transit. Construction in Peel is building the foundation for a better future that benefits everyone, so it’s important we all do our part to improve road safety. Slowing down, keeping a safe distance, and staying focused in work zones isn’t always easy, but they’re essential steps to help ensure everyone makes it home safely.”

– Kealy Dedman, Commissioner of Public Works.

Supporting National Immunization Awareness Week

By Announcement

About National Immunization Awareness Week

Each April during National Immunization Awareness Week, we highlight the importance of vaccines in protecting people of all ages from preventable diseases.

This year’s theme reminds the public that vaccines changed our health landscape for the better. As time progressed, more and more diseases became preventable by vaccination, and health outcomes greatly improved. We don’t want to turn the clock back to former times.

Peel’s 2025 focus

With measles cases on the rise both globally and locally this year, the Region of Peel is sharing messages that highlight the importance of staying protected against measles — a highly contagious but preventable disease.

We’re encouraging residents to:

  1. Check if they are up to date on their measles vaccinations, especially adults who may not remember.
    2. Get vaccinated – especially ahead of spring/summer travel and protect loved ones in their families.
    This toolkit provides trusted messages from Peel Public Health you can share with your audiences about the importance of staying protected right now.

Suggested Social Media Posts

*Feel free to copy, personalize, or schedule these posts on your social media accounts.
You can also share Peel region’s posts instead!*


Vaccines save lives. This National Immunization Awareness Week, ask your healthcare provider if you’re protected against measles. Don’t let history repeat itself.


Don’t let history repeat itself. Measles is highly contagious — and preventable. Use National Immunization Awareness Week as your reminder to check in with your healthcare provider.


Traveling with an infant or toddler? Make sure you’re protected against measles to help keep them safe. This National Immunization Awareness Week is the perfect time to check in with your provider.


Visiting family or friends outside of Canada? This National Immunization Week, ask your healthcare provider if you and your family are protected against measles. Vaccines help you stay safe — and enjoy your vacation worry-free.

Image Guidance / Visual Pairings

For all posts, visuals can make your message go further. Click here to download images from Peel Region’s Image Library or feel free to use your own! Here are a few ideas:
• Families of all ages together (especially multigenerational homes)
• People talking to their doctor or pharmacist
• Travel imagery (packing, airports, happy vacation scenes)
• Peel-specific or council-branded graphics if available


Thank you for helping us keep Peel residents safe and healthy!

Water Interruption Notice – Wednesday, April 23rd, From 9:00am To 5:00pm – 1081 Searson Avenue Mississuga

By Resources

The Peel Region Public Works department regularly maintains and repairs the water system to make sure you have a consistent supply of quality drinking water. Sometimes we must turn off your water supply while we do this work.

Your water will be turned off on Wednesday, April 23rd, from 9:00am to 5:00pm. If we need to reschedule this work due to weather or other circumstances, we will let you know the new date and time.

Property owner/manager responsibilities during a water interruption

As a property owner/manager, it is your responsibility to:

  • Ensure maintenance, mechanical or plumbing staff are on site during the water interruption, as it may affect internal systems that rely on water such as boilers, fire suppression, and alarms.
  • Notify the fire alarm company if the interruption could affect an alarm system.
  • Have a fire watch completed during the water interruption, as the building’s sprinkler protection system will not function when the water supply is shut off.

After the water interruption

When we turn the water back on, air in the pipes may make the water cloudy and your plumbing may vibrate or make noise. We recommend removing the air by slowly turning on your taps from the lowest to the highest faucet in the building (that is, starting in the basement/first floor, and finishing on the top floor). You will likely need to run the water for 10 to 30 seconds. Run the water until it is clear, and any vibration or noise has stopped.

Important note

After the water is turned back on, we recommend checking the water meter (usually located in the basement). If it is leaking, call Water Meter Installations Dispatch at:

  • 905-791-7800 extension 3226 (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. – Monday to Friday)
  • 905-791-7800 extension 4409 (after hours or statutory holidays)

If you have any questions, please contact us.

Construction Inspections

Engineering Technical Services Division

Operations Support, Public Works

Email: zzgetsdevadmin@peelregion.ca

Phone: 905-791-7800 extension 3246 / 3247 (8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. – Monday to Friday)

Phone: 905-791-7800 extension 4409 (after hours or statutory holidays)

INTERRUPTION DETAILS

Date and Time: Wednesday, April 23rd, 9:00am to 5:00pm

Location:  1081 Serson Avenue

Addresses Affected: 1074 – 1093 Serson Avenue,  1217 and 1227 Strathy Avenue Mississauga, ON                        

Project #:  C-604062

Regional Inspector: Phemelo Mpoloka

Telephone #  437-220-8917

905-791-7800 ext. 3246/3247

New Canada Day Celebration in Port Credit Announced

By Announcement, Events, Ward 1

MISSISSAUGA, ON, April 16, 2025 – Canada Day #INThePort Presented by Paint the Town Red and the Port Credit BIA scheduled for July 1, 2025.
A new Canada Day event was announced today during a media launch in Port Credit.

Canada Day #INThePort will take place on July 1, 2025, and will include a vibrant street festival followed by a symphony of fireworks launched from a barge at the mouth of the Credit River.

Paint the Town Red, Port Credit BIA, Visit Mississauga, and the City of Mississauga have collaborated to bring an unprecedented Canada Day event to Port Credit.

After significant community outcry over the postponement of the annual Paint the Town Red festival to 2026, the community groups rallied together to bring a spectacular new Canada Day event in Port Credit.

Ward One Councillor Stephen Dasko highlighted the significance of the collaborative effort to celebrate Canada Day:
“I am absolutely thrilled that this year we are taking a collaborative approach to Canada Day celebrations. A heartfelt thank you to Paint the Town Red, the Port Credit BIA, Visit Mississauga and our incredible sponsors and supporters. It’s an honour to work alongside these dedicated groups to make this partnership a reality. This collaboration is a true reflection of the incredible spirit of our community. Canada Day, especially this year, is more than just a celebration—it’s a reflection of our shared values, diversity, and pride for all the world to see. With a revamped Canada Day experience, I’m excited to see this beloved tradition move forward, bringing residents and visitors together for what will surely be a memorable day.”

The Canada Day celebration will include a road closure along Lakeshore from Stavebank Road to Hurontario Street. The Main Street in Port Credit will be lined with live music, street performers, live shows, vendors, a kid zone, and more.
The focal point on the Main Street will be a giant ferris wheel and amusement rides and games for the whole family.
The festival will attract visitors from the community and everyone from beyond Mississauga to come join in the celebrations.

Through the generous contributions of Visit Mississauga’s CEO, Victoria Clarke shares her support for building the event for the future:
“We’re incredibly proud to be able to make Canada Day #INThePort possible again this year. This longstanding event is a vibrant celebration that showcases the very best of Mississauga’s community spirit, culture, hospitality and local Canadian pride. This year’s Canada Day event will bring visitors from across the region to experience everything Port Credit and Mississauga has to offer, from live entertainment and local flavours to an unforgettable waterfront fireworks display. Visit Mississauga is honoured to play a role in bringing this celebration back to life in collaboration with our dedicated community partners and the PCBIA.”

The event will be a first Main Street road closure by the Port Credit BIA and will provide significant economic benefits to Port Credit businesses and the community.

John Pappas, Chair of the Port Credit BIA, highlights the economic benefit of activated Main Streets and celebrating Canada Day #INThePort: “Our Port Credit Main Street businesses are more than just places to shop or dine —they are the pulse of our community, driving job creation, sustaining entrepreneurs, and fostering economic growth. The Taste of Port Credit inspired street festival invites attendees to support local and indulge their taste buds with a diverse selection of cuisine and beverages from Port Credit’s renowned restaurant scene and experience our unique retail businesses. Canada Day #INThePort provides a unifying event that celebrates Canada and supports our local businesses and economy. Our vibrant, safe, and clean streets that are animated with these large-scale festivals have a direct and significant impact on our community.”

The enormity of the Canada Day #INThePort celebration required the support and collaborative efforts of the community groups involved including the support of Mississauga Mayor Carolyn Parrish who has shared:
“Canada Day is a cherished tradition in Mississauga, and I’m overjoyed to see our community come together to create something truly spectacular with Canada Day #INThePort. This celebration is a testament to the creativity and vibrant spirit that defines Port Credit and our city. From the lively street festival to the fireworks display, this event will offer something special for everyone. I invite residents and visitors to join us in celebrating our shared pride, diversity, and love for Canada in the heart of Port Credit to make this Canada Day unforgettable.” The festival will culminate in an extraordinary fireworks display launched from a barge at the mouth of the Credit River. Fireworks in Port Credit have been a long-standing Canada Day tradition in Port Credit.”

This year Canada Day #INThePort will be creating a fireworks show unlike any other in Mississauga. Paint the Town Red Chair John Bozzo expressed his dedication to an unparalleled Canada Day celebration:
“As founder and chair of Paint the Town Red, I was devastated when earlier this year we had to announce the cancellation of our Canada Day Celebration. However, I am, at this time very pleased to announce that we have partnered with the Port Credit BIA to present Canada Day #INThePort, this July 1. My promise to you is that we will be providing the most spectacular fireworks display Port Credit has ever witnessed.”

Canada Day #INThePort presented by Paint the Town Red and the Port Credit BIA will take place on July 1, 2025, from 12:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. in Port Credit.

MiWay Update: Customer Satisfaction Survey

By Transit

MiWay will be conducting it’s annual customer experience measurement program in April and May.

MiWay riders and non-riders are invited to participate in the customer satisfaction survey from April 14 – 30 online and in-person. Members of the public are invited to complete the survey at terminals, bus stops, on-board buses and digitally through the MiVoice engagement platform, QR codes, social media and bus shelter ads. The purpose of the survey is to measure customer satisfaction with our services and identify areas for improvement.

Your insights will help us:

  • Improve overall rider satisfaction.
  • Enhance safety and reliability.
  • Strengthen customer service channels.
  • Identify barriers and encourage new riders to use MiWay.
  • Strengthen customer service and communication channels.

Participating in our survey only takes approximately 5 minutes and your responses will remain confidential.

By completing the survey, you directly influence the future of transit services in Mississauga. Every response brings us closer to achieving a transit system that works best for everyone.

Please participate in the Survey by April 27, 2025.

Take the Survey:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MIWAY2025

Mississauga Takes Bold Action To Combat Racism, Discrimination And Hate With The “One Mississauga Campaign”

By Campaign

In a bold step toward building a more inclusive and unified city, the City of Mississauga is proud to launch the One Mississauga campaign.

This public education initiative challenges residents to stop, look and think about different forms of racism, discrimination and hatred experienced by members of our community using bold messaging. It was developed and designed in partnership with the City’s Combating Racism Discrimination Hatred Advisory Committee (CRDHAC), who noted the City must go beyond tolerance with this initiative and strive for unity – as we are ‘One Mississauga.’

Featuring bold illustrative designs that highlight common comments and behaviours, big and small that can unintentionally hurt others, One Mississauga calls on people to recognize and challenge racism, discrimination and hate in all forms. Following this first phase, the City will work to engage community groups and organizations to create community-specific campaigns to address specific lived experiences.

Hate motivated incidents and hate crimes are on the rise in Mississauga and Peel Region. The City of Mississauga plays an important role in bringing the community together and working with partners like Peel Regional Police, the Countering Hate Committee and others to combat racism, discrimination and hatred in all its forms. The rise in hate-motivated crime reinforces the importance of the City’s zero-tolerance position on racism, discrimination, and hatred in Mississauga.

For more information about One Mississauga Campaign and to learn how to get involved, visit OneMississauga.ca.

Quotes

“Mississauga is a city that thrives on its diversity, and the One Mississauga campaign is a testament to our commitment to fostering a community where everyone feels they belong. We cannot ignore the growing presence of hate in our communities and so we’re taking a firm stand. Racism, discrimination, and hate have no place here. Together, we can continue building upon a city that is rooted in respect, understanding and where all residents feel safe and valued.” – Carolyn Parrish, Mayor, City of Mississauga.

Download the campaign creative:

A pink poster that says "You don't sound Chinese." "Sorry, I don't speak stereotypes."An orange poster that says "I'm not racist but..." "Enough said."A yellow poster that says "Speak Canadian, I don't get you." "Sorry, English is my fourth language."Green poster that says "Go back to where you came from!" "You mean Port Credit?"A blue poster that says "You people are taking our jobs!" "What? Qualified candidates?"A lavender poster that says "That's so gay." "I know, right? So great."

Get Your Batteries Ready For Pickup

By Resources

BRAMPTON, ON (April 14, 2025) – Peel Region will be collecting single-use and rechargeable batteries at the curb starting April 21.

Check your waste collection calendar to find your battery pickup day.

Here’s how to prepare and set out your batteries for collection:

  • Put your used single-use and rechargeable batteries in a transparent, sealed bag.
  • Tape the ends of all rechargeable and 9V batteries.
  • On your battery pickup day, place your battery bag on top of your closed green bin. If you don’t have a green bin, place your battery bag beside your recycling bags.

Thanks to Peel residents, we’ve collected more than 240,000 kgs of batteries that could have otherwise ended up in the landfill.

If you miss your battery pickup day, don’t worry. Check RecycleYourBatteries.ca to find a free drop-off location near you to safely dispose of used and old batteries throughout the year. You can also drop off batteries for free year-round at any Community Recycling Centre near you.

Batteries should never be put in your garbage, recycling, or organics bins – they can cause fires in collection trucks and at facilities, putting workers at risk. By properly disposing of batteries, you’re helping to keep hazardous materials out of landfills, protecting our environment and our Peel community.