Ninth Line Widening
A major capital construction project begins. Find out more.
Ward 10
Ward 10 was first created in 2006 when the population of northwest Mississauga was growing to a point where what was then Ward 9 was the largest ward in the city. City Council approved a change that added two new wards: Ward 6 became Ward 6 and Ward 11 with minor tweaks to the boundaries of the adjacent wards, and Ward 9 became Ward 9 and Ward 10. Ward 10 is by-and-large a residential community.
Automated Speed Enforcement
Find out where the ASE cameras are enforcing speeding in Ward 10.
July 16, 2024 Flood
On July 16, Mississauga and the Greater Toronto Area experienced a catastrophic natural disaster when more than 100 mm of rain fell within a few hours, causing overland flooding and water in the basements of hundreds of homes. The page linked below provides my updates to the City’s recovery and restoration efforts.
Snow Clearing FAQ
Clearing hundreds of kilometres of roads and sidewalks in the shortest amount of time following a snow storm is quite an undertaking in our city. Click below to find a list of Frequently Asked Questions AND Answers about the City’s winter maintenance program.
Lots of Ward 10 projects in 2021
From park enhancements to traffic calming projects, there's a lot of important building taking place in Ward 10 this year. Top of the list, of course, is the completion of the city's newest - and most beautiful! - community centre and sports park. Churchill Meadows...
Council to consider cannabis retail stores
At the General Committee meeting on June 9, Council members will receive a report from staff to consider whether or not to allow cannabis retail stores to open legally in Mississauga. When debating this matter a few years ago, Mississauga opted not to allow such...
Shortening the second dose interval
On Friday, May 28, the province announced they are accelerating second doses for all Ontarians now that 65% of the Ontario adult population has received their first dose. While the interval between first and second doses can be up to 16 weeks, Ontario will begin to...
Standing with Indigenous Peoples
I am heartbroken by the recent discovery of a mass grave of 215 Indigenous children at a former residential school in Kamloops, BC. It is a tragic and horrific reminder of the devastating impact that the residential school system had on Indigenous youth, families and...
How to use a pedestrian crossover
The pedestrian crossovers along Churchill Meadows Boulevard (at Diviner's Way Trail - top photo) and Osprey Boulevard (at Lisgar Meadowbrook Trail - bottom photo) are now fully installed and activated. This is a good time to remind users how to properly navigate these...
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Sue McFadden
300 City Centre Drive Mississauga, ON L5B 3C1
Tel: 905-896-5010 Fax: 905-896-5863
Email: sue.mcfadden@mississauga.ca