If you did not have the opportunity to listen to the radio interview I recently had with RED FM, please click here to listen.
Alectra Utility is currently working with Metrolinx on the Regional Express Rail (RER)/GO Electrification program. This program impacts the Lakeshore West and Kitchener GO lines through Mississauga, where if there is an existing overhead poleline/conductor crossing, it must be converted to an underground cable crossing, to make room for the overhead Catenary system that Metrolinx is installing to supply future electric trains. Read More
The Region of Peel announced that starting on May 18, residents aged 16+ living, working or attending school in Peel are able to book a vaccine. Bookings will be accepted for individuals who are 16 years of age and older at the time of vaccination. Pfizer is currently the only vaccine authorized by Health Canada for use in this age group. Read More
Rowing Lessons Will Occur Under Strict Safe Protocols
Mississauga — May 17th, 2021
The Don Rowing Club of Mississauga has opened the registration for Learn-to-Row Camps for youth between the ages of 13 to 17. The camps will run weekly from July 5th to August 27th on the Credit River in Mississauga. Read More
Metrolinx launched its virtual spring engagement for the Hurontario LRT today, providing an update on the project and producing two new videos, including one about the operations, maintenance and storage facility located just south of the Highway 407. It will run until May 28. You can view the materials at your leisure. Read More
Dear Resident:
Re: Community Virtual Meeting
958-960 East Avenue (File OZ 20/005 W1)
Peel Housing Corporation has submitted an application to redevelop their existing property at the south-west corner of East Avenue and Lakeshore Road East with a seven (7) storey rental apartment building containing 151 residential units. Read More
May 14, 2021
The City of Mississauga is launching its annual Integrated Pest Management program to help reduce the number of gypsy moth caterpillars in Mississauga. This invasive insect causes tree destruction by feeding on the leaves of oak and other deciduous trees. After repeated defoliation, trees may die or become so weakened that they are vulnerable to secondary infestations. Read More