Warmer weather, melting snow: What you need to know
Explore safety tips as risk of flooding increases.
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Goodbye winter blues, hello March Break magic
Get ready to enjoy a fun-filled March Break in Mississauga!
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City extends development charges incentive program
Getting more homes built and making them more affordable is one of Council’s top priorities.
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Unveiling the new gym and Raptors 905 practice court
Join the grand opening at Paramount Fine Foods Centre!
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Reduce the risk of flooding on your propertyIntense rainfall can lead to flooding on your property. -
Maintain your drains during rainy weatherHave you checked storm drains in your driveway and backyard? -
Daylight Saving TimeClocks moved forward by an hour on Sunday, March 8. Adjust to the time change with these tips.
Planning and building
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Purpose-built rental housing incentivesThe City continues to take action on development charges to help kick-start construction. -
Mississauga updating urban design programThe City is working to remove unnecessary housing barriers and encourage vibrant communities. -
Mississauga and Habitat for Humanity HMD partnershipUnlocking affordable homes for hundreds of residents. -
Building a garden suite in Mississauga just got easierExplore this new materials list to plan and build with confidence.
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A weather system is impacting Mississauga, today, Wednesday, March 11, bringing heavy rainfall and possible flooding.
March 10, 2026
Feeding wildlife, especially coyotes, can lead to serious problems for both people and animals.
March 5, 2026
Warmer spring weather and heavy rain can melt snow and ice fast. This can make water levels rise in rivers, creeks, stormwater ponds and Lake Ontario. This can increase the chance of flood risk. Learn what steps you can take to stay safe.
March 5, 2026
Increased coyote activity is expected in January and February. Find safety tips and report sightings to help keep our communities safe.
January 29, 2026
Today’s conditions for Mississauga are going to be frigid, with biting wind chill making it feel much colder than the actual temperature.
January 23, 2026
Stay off frozen natural bodies of water and follow these ice safety tips to ensure you stay safe.
January 16, 2026