Mississauga proposes fines for golf courses that let balls fly into neighbourhoods
A staff report heading to general committee would require golf courses and driving ranges near homes to keep balls on their property, with fines starting at $305.
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Mississauga's 2026 budget adopted with a 5.21 per cent combined tax increase
The city's share of the tax increase is 1.61 per cent. Add Peel Region's 3.60 per cent and a $700,000 home pays about $377 more this year.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Mississauga budget amendments head to special council meeting on Feb. 4
Under strong mayor rules, each budget amendment gets its own vote and there is no vote on the budget as a whole. The earliest possible adoption date is Feb. 4.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Markham committee backs demolition of two listed Milliken houses, with a plaque
The owner of 58 and 64 Old Kennedy Road wants to clear the site. Heritage staff say the houses are not significant, but a Markham Remembered plaque will mark their history.
By Markham Voice Staff · 3 min read
Mississauga council asks staff to study sports group partnerships for new fields
Council backed a motion directing staff to study partnerships with sports groups that could help build outdoor fields faster and ease user fees.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Markham sets spring program registration dates and offers winter fitness deal
Summer camp registration opens Feb. 10 and spring swim lessons Feb. 24, while a three-month fitness membership sells for $138 until Feb. 14.
By Markham Voice Staff · 1 min read
Mississauga proposes 1.61 per cent city tax increase in 2026 budget
The proposed budget, released Jan. 6, would bring the combined city and regional tax increase to 5.21 per cent after $17.4 million in savings.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 3 min read
Ontario changes allow electronic assessment notices and Fire Code penalties in Markham
Provincial changes in force Jan. 1 let MPAC send assessment notices electronically, let municipalities fine Fire Code violators and move financial statements online.
By Markham Voice Staff · 2 min read