OverDrive’s desktop apps (for Windows and Mac) and MP3 audiobook format have been discontinued. Browse and stream audiobooks on the web or in the Libby App.

The Debaters Live Holiday Tour is the comedy stage show where comics go mistletoe to toe in a battle of laughs and logic and the audience picks the winner. This festively funny show features host ...

The closest major intersection is Burnhamthorpe Road East and Dixie Road. Burnhamthorpe Library opened in 1976 and is one of Mississauga’s oldest and largest libraries. It was originally designed by ...

Mississauga Festival Choir joins with Canada’s Celtic ambassadors, the Barra MacNeils, for an evening of holiday favourites with a flavour of the East Coast!

Read a wide selection of print or digital magazines and newspapers from all over the world.

You can tell the City about garbage and debris left on City or private property. If the garbage and debris is left in a park, call 311 (905-615-4311 outside City limits). Garbage and debris on 400 ...

Indoor accessible paid parking for cars and motorcycles is available off Duke of York Boulevard. Parking is free on weekdays after 6 p.m. and on weekends. Hazel McCallion Central Library has electric ...

You can request a temporary parking permit for your home address. These permits last for five days and can be used for up to five different vehicles. Each address is allowed a maximum of 14 short-term ...

You’ll need a permit to film on City of Mississauga streets, property and parks for commercial or student productions. You also need a permit if you plan to take commercial or wedding photos within ...

Use this service to report a City-owned tree that is dead, diseased or unhealthy. If the tree is causing a safety risk or is located in a park, intersection or high-traffic area, call 311 ...

Your library card gives you access to a number of resources, such as local history, learning a new language and other educational courses.

You can request to speak at Mississauga City Council or at a Committee of Council. We’ll need eight business days’ notice prior to the meeting you wish to speak at. Refer to the Council and Committees ...