October is Pedestrian Safety Month and International Walk to School Month. All road users are reminded to stay vigilant ...

The new by-law prohibits vehicles from parking or stopping on residential lawns, gardens and other landscaped soft areas, ...

City crews are proactively patrolling the city and removing illegally placed signs, and residents can contact the city to ...

Each fall, salmon travel upstream through the Credit River to spawn. Here's where to spot them and how to respect the run.

Fire Prevention Week is an annual public education campaign that helps people learn how to prevent fires and stay safe in an ...

Learn about Mississauga’s 2.1 million trees and their positive impact on the city and be sure to join us for the Forestry ...

This day honours the Indigenous children who never returned home, the Survivors of residential schools, and the families and communities whose lives continue to be affected by this legacy.

If you have a maintenance or property standards concern in your rental home: First, determine whether the issue is your responsibility, such as routine cleaning, resetting a tripped breaker or ...

Voting for the first time can feel like a big step. Learn what to expect from the moment you arrive at your voting location to the moment you cast your ballot.

Growing food, whether in a backyard, on a balcony, or in a community garden, brings people together and helps make our city greener and more resilient to the impacts of climate change. The City of ...