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Blooming Boulevards

By Ward 1

About the garden:

Blooming Boulevards volunteers grew these native pollinator plants from local wildflower seeds this spring. The plants are being installed in the 4 beds at this location. These hardy perennial species will bloom throughout the growing season, beautifying the Lakeshore streetscape and providing our native bees, butterflies and other pollinators with food and shelter year-round. The garden beds will be part of a pollinator habitat corridor connecting our parks, which will further support biodiversity.

For more information on Blooming Boulevards, please click here. 

People in the photo, Left to Right:

Stephen Dasko (Mississauga Ward One Councillor), Murray Moore (Blooming Boulevards), Toya Sanchez-Jankowski (Malicki Sanchez), Jeanne McRight (Blooming Boulevards president), Wayne Cardinalli (Blooming Boulevards).

UPDATE: Notice to Stakeholders – Closure of South Service Road On-Ramp to QEW Toronto Bound

By Issues, Resources, Ward 1

Toronto Zenith Contracting Ltd.  is currently under capital contract for the Ministry of Transportation working on the QEW between The East Mall and Dixie Rd.  On behalf of Toronto Zenith, they would like to formally advise you of the revised full closure of the South Service Road On-Ramp to QEW Toronto Bound beginning June 28th, 2021 at 5:30AM continuing through to May 17th, 2022 to facilitate permanent contractual works.  Below is a correspondence letter highlighting the closure set-up, timings and detour route that will be in place in advance of the scheduled closure.

MTO 2018-2001-0140R1mc – Notice to Stakeholders Closure of SSR On-Ramp to QEW EB

City’s Tax and Revenue Customer Service Counter and Cashiers Desk Permanently Closed as of July 1

By Resources, Ward 1

June 15, 2021

Supporting the City of Mississauga’s COVID-19 recovery Building Back Better principle, the Tax and Revenue Customer Service Counter and Cashiers Desk at the Civic Centre will permanently close as of Thursday, July 1, 2021. The closures incorporate positive changes, permanent efficiencies and redesigning City services to build resiliency. Read More

Upcoming Filming at Lakefront Promenade Park

By Issues, Resources, Ward 1

The Netflix series “Locke & Key” (Matheson 2 Productions Inc) will be filming at Lakefront Promenade Park, South Pavilion/Picnic Area B this Friday June 18 from 4:00pm to Saturday June 19 at 2:00am.

The Film Office, with close consultation with the Parks Division, has been working with production to adjust their footprint to be the smallest as possible due to the especially high demand for lakefront parks and amenities during this time.

Miigwech: Mississauga Celebrates its Indigenous Community in a Month Dedicated to their History and Culture

By Events, Issues, Resources, Ward 1

June 14, 2021

In Canada, June marks both National Indigenous History Month and National Indigenous Peoples Day. This is a time for learning about and acknowledging Indigenous peoples as the original and continued residents of Canada, while recognizing the contributions of today’s First Nations; Métis and Inuit leaders. Read More

Public health units, private organizations, collaborate in the fight against COVID-19 variants in Peel region by setting a vaccination record

By Covid-19, Resources, Ward 1

June 12, 2021 – Today, a team of clinical staff from the Grey Bruce Health Unit attended the Hockey Hub mass vaccination centre at the CAA Centre in Brampton to support in the fight against the Delta variant that is spreading in the region. Through collaboration among Peel Public Health and Grey Bruce Health Unit, the site is on track to set a daily record for an 8-hour shift of 6,300 vaccinations.

Bruce Power and a coalition of organizations, unions and businesses came together to establish the hub in collaboration with the Region of Peel to provide the region greater capacity to deliver more vaccines in the race against the COVID-19 variants. Bruce Power also supported the establishment of three Hockey Hubs operated by the Grey Bruce Health Unit. Read More

Road Closure – Various streets

By Issues, Resources, Ward 1

There will be a rolling closure of various roadways in order to complete the installation of sanitary sewer. Below is the list of all the roadways that will be closed consecutively and will include the duration starting from June 21st, 2021. Please be advised that local traffic will be maintained and all the accesses with direct frontage to the impacted street will have a full access maintained.

  1. Front St – Lakeshore to South of Port – 3 week duration – June 21st – July 9th
  2. Port Street – Front St to John St – 2 week duration – July 12th – July 23rd
  3. Port Street – John St to Peter St – 2 week duration –  July 26th – August 7th
  4. Port Street – Peter St to Fire Station – 1 week duration – August 9th – August 14th
  5. Port Street – Fire Station to Mississauga Road –  1 week duration – August 16th – August 21st
  6. Mississauga Road & Port Street Intersection – 2 week duration – August 23rd – August 4th