Helios were appointed by NAV CANADA in July 2016 to undertake an independent review of the airspace and air navigation operation associated with Toronto Pearson, to identify any additional mitigations to help reduce the impact of noise on local communities.

They will be presenting an overview of the recommendations they are making to NAV CANADA to mitigate the impact of aviation noise on the Greater Toronto Area on:

 

http://cdn.digitalservices.online/TorontoAirspaceReview/

 

You do not have to pre-register if you plan to use the live stream service but please be aware that you will not be able to ask any questions.

Starting in October for approximately 3 weeks, there will be storm outfall reconstruction and erosion control along the Little Etobicoke Creek near Sunnyhill Drive.

Scope of work:

As a Peel homeowner, you are responsible for repairs to the water and sewer pipes that run from your home to your property line. The Region of Peel is responsible for the maintenance and repair of municipal water and sanitary sewer (wastewater) pipes only.

If a pipe on your property fails, it is your responsibility to pay for these repairs which can cost upwards of thousands of dollars, depending on the type of work. This can put you in a financial bind, especially when it's unexpected.

This is why the Region of Peel is pleased to endorse a new voluntary and optional repair program which provides coverage for repairs to your outside private water and sanitary sewer pipes, and in-home plumbing.

The Optional Water, Sanitary Sewer Line and In-home Plumbing Protection Plan Programs for Homeowners are managed and administered by Service Line Warranties of Canada (SLWC) and provide coverage 24-hours a day, 365 days a year.  An information letter about the warranty program has been mailed out to Peel residents. You can read about the program at www.peelregion.ca/servicelineprotection 

The collaboration between SLWC and the Region of Peel is a way to help increase your awareness of your property responsibilities. You can also check with your insurance company to see if they offer warranty protection for your private side pipes.

Tour de Mississauga is back for its 10th anniversary. On Sunday, September 17, thousands of cyclists will participate in Mississauga's largest cycling event. Hosted by the City of Mississauga, Mississauga Cycling Advisory Committee (MCAC) and SustainMobility, riders will have the chance to discover the city by bike.

 

Leading up to the Tour, the City of Mississauga challenged residents to ride their bikes, log kilometres and reach a goal of 150,000 kilometres to celebrate Canada's 150th birthday. Since starting on June 29, residents have achieved the goal and continue to exceed it. The City will reward riders by planting over 1,000 trees and inviting participants who cycled 150 kilometres to a tree planting event to thank them for contributing toward the community goal.

 

This year, Tour de Mississauga is offering rides for all ages and skill levels including beginner family rides of five and 10 kilometres as well as advanced rides of 25 and 50 kilometres for those who are up for the challenge.

 

After the Tour, participants can enjoy complimentary ice cream at the finish line, where a closing ceremony to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Tour de Mississauga will take place.

 

Visit  TourdeMississauga for more details.

On Saturday, September 23 from 1 to 9 p.m. stop by the C150 Earth Market at Mississauga Celebration Square - hosted by Mississauga's Poet Laureate Wali Shah.

 

This free event will feature environmental vendors, interactive displays, family friendly activities, local food and live music! Special event highlights include a country music performance by Mississauga's emerging artist Jacelyn Holmes, a lively production from Rhythm Works and an 'Escape Climate Change' escape room. Winners from the Peel Secondary School video challenge will also be announced along with a screening of the top five videos.

Reimagining the Mall is a new project that will guide the long-term evolution of six areas anchored by indoor shopping malls into healthier, mixed-use communities. A series of upcoming walking audits are taking place as part of this initiative.

 

How walkable is your neighbourhood? Come find out with us as we tour the Rathwood-Applewood community of Ward 3. We'll examine the factors that affect pedestrian experience, and work together to identify changes that could make the area more walkable in the future.

 

Rathwood-Applewood

Tuesday, October 3, 2017

9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Program Room, Burnhamthorpe Community Centre

1500 Gulleden Dr.

 

All information collected on the walks will be used to inform the Reimagining the Mall project. 

For more details, visit   reimaginingthemall.ca .

 

Light snacks and refreshments will be provided at each walk. Spots are limited, so register today!

There are many ways to have your say on the City of Mississauga's proposed 2018 Budget. Residents can try the City's budget allocator, explore the City's budget website, join in a telephone budget session, request a group meeting or attend a Budget Committee meeting.

Mississauga's online budget allocator for the 2018 Budget is now available at  mississauga.ca/budget. The online budget allocator lets residents choose their preferred spending option on 12 City services. In addition, residents can explore and learn more about the services included in the City's budget and the overall process. 

is now on Ins tagram! 

 

https://www.instagram.com/safecitymississauga/

 

They want to stay in the know with what you're up to and the ways your organizations and initiatives service the Peel Region and GTA. 

 

Let them know where they can find you in the world of social!

 

Join them for the 7th Annual Crime Prevention Conference 2017!

Harnessing the Evidence - Harnessing what Works 

Register Now!