Mississauga 2016 Ontario Summer Games

The City of Mississauga is the official host for the 2016 Ontario Summer Games, taking place August 11 to 14, 2016. The Mississauga 2016 Ontario Summer Games are the largest multi-sport event in Games history. More than 3,500 athletes from across the province will arrive in Mississauga to compete in individual and team events. More than 500 coaches and managers, 700 officials and sports fans will also be attending the Games. The majority of the Games will be held at 17 Mississauga venues and a few other neighbouring municipalities: Brampton, Caledon, Etobicoke, Innisfil and Welland. 

For more details please go to: Ontario Summer Games 2016

Let's Play in the Park  -  July 4 to Sept. 2, 2016

Staff look forward to seeing returning and new participants. They have a lot of fun games and activities planned. 

How do I participate?
Update on the Construction on Stanfield Road 

The CP Railway crossing on Stanfield Road was completed as planned on July 6th and 7th.  Thank you for your patience during this time.


Sign Up for eBill to View Tax Bills Online

The City of Mississauga now offers property owners the convenience of viewing their interim and final property tax bills online through  eBill .

E-Bill Information
Glenforest Students win Biomimicry Global Design Challenge

Photo from Mississauga News
Glenforest Secondary School  students successfully won  first place in the Student category of the Biomimicry Global Design Challenge. The students won the Challenge for their innovative  design "Stillae" and also received a $3,000 prize. 

For more details on their project you  can go to the   Mississauga News Article of June 24th.
Mississauga's Community Recognition Program 

The City of Mississauga's Community Recognition Program (one-year pilot) provides the opportunity to recognize and celebrate special occasions and events which foster a spirit of community, celebrate Mississauga's diverse cultures and contribute to enriching the quality of life in Mississauga.

Organizations can request recognition in the form of either a flag raising or lighting of the Civic Centre clock tower. 

For more information please go to:  Community Recognition Program 
Protect your Pets from Ticks and Lyme Disease
Common places to check for ticks


Keeping your pets safe and healthy is crucial, especially in this warm weather. As ticks are active in warmer weather, it is important to check your pet for ticks during the spring and summer months. 

The best way to protect your pet is to avoid areas known to have high tick populations, speak to your veterinarian about parasite prevention, and walk your dog on a 6 foot leash in heavily wooded or natural areas.

For more information on how to keep your pet safe from Ticks and Lyme Disease, please click on the link: 
Protect Your Pet

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