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Mississauga-Lakeshore riding is thought to be one of the closest races in the city-
04/29/2025

Mississauga-Lakeshore riding is thought to be one of the closest races in the city-

Mississauga-Lakeshore thought to be one of the closest races in the city.

'We're liable.'   blocks bid to lift hockey and hoops ban on city roads.
11/09/2024

'We're liable.' blocks bid to lift hockey and hoops ban on city roads.

Road hockey, basketball and other games will remain prohibited after a majority of Mississauga council voted against a proposal to lift a ban on sports on city Mississauga roadways.

Mississauga Mayor Carolyn Parrish wants another look at city firework ban after ‘out of control’ Diwali events.
11/08/2024

Mississauga Mayor Carolyn Parrish wants another look at city firework ban after ‘out of control’ Diwali events.

Mississauga may once again consider banning fireworks after some city officials say Diwali celebrations went too far.

‘Very difficult’: Mississauga could ban protests near places of worship after clashes near Hindu and Sikh temples.
11/07/2024

‘Very difficult’: Mississauga could ban protests near places of worship after clashes near Hindu and Sikh temples.

A Mississauga councillor says she wants to create “bubble zone” around all places of worship in the city to ensure those attending religious services aren’t confronted by protestors.

  Mayor Carolyn Parrish asks city council to consider rejecting $450M funding request for expanded local hospital.
10/24/2024

Mayor Carolyn Parrish asks city council to consider rejecting $450M funding request for expanded local hospital.

Mississauga Mayor Carolyn Parrish is not keen to pay the nearly half a billion-dollar bill for Trillium Health Partners major hospital redevelopment in the city.

'The elephant in the room.' Here's how much   taxpayers could pay for Trillium Health Partner's local expanded hospital ...
10/12/2024

'The elephant in the room.' Here's how much taxpayers could pay for Trillium Health Partner's local expanded hospital plans.

Trillium Health Partners officials told city council $450 million is needed to support plans to make the proposed Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital the largest hospital in Canada.

Controversial   low-income housing project moving forward as city considers dropping $248K in parking fees.
10/08/2024

Controversial low-income housing project moving forward as city considers dropping $248K in parking fees.

An affordable housing project is closer to being built in a Mississauga neighbourhood after city officials agreed to cut the development’s parking requirements by more than half.

A low-income housing project in a   neighbourhood that raised the ire of some local residents could be moving forward ne...
10/03/2024

A low-income housing project in a neighbourhood that raised the ire of some local residents could be moving forward next week after facing a setback in July.

A low-income housing development in a Mississauga neighbourhood that has faced fierce opposition from some residents could be approved by city officials next week.

'We don’t really need more red tape coming from the province.'  officials say it's unclear how a Ford Government plan th...
10/01/2024

'We don’t really need more red tape coming from the province.'

officials say it's unclear how a Ford Government plan that could limit cities' powers to build bike lanes could impact current plans.

With Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government eyeing new rules that could limit how cities can design streets with bike infrastructure, Mississauga cycling advocates are asking the province to stay in its lane and out of local road planning.

A   neighbourhood is set to see new single-family homes where a vacant and derelict house currently sits.
09/10/2024

A neighbourhood is set to see new single-family homes where a vacant and derelict house currently sits.

A Mississauga neighbourhood may soon have a new detached home development after city councillors approved a new project just outside a planned intensification area.

With millions flowing to   and   to protect against heavy rains,   Mayor Carolyn Parrish is asking why her city hasn’t a...
09/05/2024

With millions flowing to and to protect against heavy rains, Mayor Carolyn Parrish is asking why her city hasn’t also been flooded with cash from Queen’s Park and Ottawa.

With millions of dollars flowing to Brampton and Toronto to protect against heavy rains, Mississauga Mayor Carolyn Parrish is asking why her city hasn’t been flooded with cash from Queen’s Park and Ottawa.

'NOT IN COMPLIANCE': A well-liked, master restaurant in Mississauga has been given a stern warning by Peel health inspec...
08/21/2024

'NOT IN COMPLIANCE': A well-liked, master restaurant in Mississauga has been given a stern warning by Peel health inspectors due to health code violations and here's what customers should know:

Lots of citations issued.

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