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Region of Peel
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The Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT) approved the development in September 2026.
All the studies and supporting material submitted as part of the development application can be found via this link:
Please be advised that the Vacuum Leaf Collection Program (VLCP) is scheduled to start later this month. Streets that qualify for the program will be visited according to the following schedule:
Council approves new Lawn Parking By-law
The new by-law prohibits vehicles from parking or stopping on residential lawns, gardens and other landscaped soft areas, helping to protect green space and reduce environmental impacts.
The new by-law and associated administrative penalties took effect as of September 29. The City will begin with an initial focus on education and outreach to help residents understand the new requirements before moving to full enforcement and issuing penalties.
Parking on lawns and other landscaped soft areas can compact soil, reduce green space and increase stormwater runoff. It can also damage curbs, sidewalks, boulevards and other City infrastructure when vehicles drive over them. In addition, they can block pedestrian access and make neighbourhood streets less attractive.
Reminder: Be safe out there on our shared trails and park paths
Head outside and enjoy Mississauga’s 500-kilometre network of multi-use trails, park pathways, bike lanes and signed bike routes. The City’s system of shared paths and trails is expansive and allows you to see Mississauga landmarks and more of the city.
Before heading out for a ride, don’t forget to brush up on safety, rules and etiquette.
For safety, rules and etiquette before you ride, visit link below.
Cycling Map 2026
Mississauga’s cycling network features approximately 500 kilometres of multi-use trails, park paths, bicycle lanes and signed bike routes.
Download our cycling map to view on your computer or mobile device at anytime. You can also submit a request to receive a paper copy delivered to your address.
Click to download or order the 2026 Map:
https://www.mississauga.ca/services-and-programs/transportation-and-streets/cycling/cycling-map/
Current Ward 9 Planning applications 2026
10 Tenth Line West – OZ 25-22 W9
Public meeting notice March 30, 2026 – PDC – 1:30 pm
5100 Erin Mills Parkway – OZ/OPA 24-15 W9 – Appealed
Human sex trafficking
Forcing someone into commercial sex acts is a crime.
It’s a topic many of us find difficult to discuss or to support friends and family who may be victims. Forcing someone into commercial sex acts is a crime. The Region of Peel offers tools, support and guidance to help those in need.
Open Window Hub is a resource and information centre designed to support and empower individuals and
families who are unhoused and/or experiencing mental health issues within the City of Mississauga.
#DYK help for the homeless is available at Erin Meadows and MCC? Services and resources
are offered to support at-risk and unhoused individuals including shower access and the Region of Peel Street Helpline.
FYI: The RoadWatch program encourages citizens to help and report dangerous and aggressive driving? If you witness an incident of dangerous or aggressive driving report it:
I join the Ward 9 Senior’s community in their concerns in the rise in scams, fraud and personal safety. Please visit Ward9.ca to collect important tips to keep you and our community safe.
Next-Steps Employment Centre – Meadowvale
Free employment support and resource centre in Greater Toronto Area
If you are a job seeker in Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan or surrounding cities, Next-Steps Employment Centres can help you secure employment – for free.
Please view our Job Listings for current career and employment opportunities through our employer partners.
Take advantage of our free services or to fill out our contact form and someone from our team will get in touch with you.
We help Ontario residents, including newcomers, with:
- Job matching with reputable employers
- Job search support
- Help develop your resume and cover letter
- Improving your interview skills
- Career exploration
- Job placement supports
- Skills development and training
- Applying to Better Jobs Ontario
Registration is required to access our services. Individuals must meet eligibility criteria, including unemployment or underemployment, to register.
