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Mississauga marks National Housing Day with new housing incentives and initiatives

National Housing Day, observed on November 22, highlights the importance of safe, affordable housing across Canada.

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  • How to co-exist safely with coyotes
    Even though many people may never see a coyote, it's important to know how to stay safe. Here are some simple tips for co-existing with coyotes.
    November 13, 2024
  • Mississauga Animal Services hosts Adopt-a-thon to find forever homes for long-term shelter residents
    The shelter is offering a 50 per cent reduction in adoption fees during the Adopt-a-thon event.
    October 4, 2024
  • Paws for a cause: Mississauga’s Dog Only Swim brings residents together
    It was a fun weekend for dogs across Mississauga!
    September 10, 2024
  • Young woman with binocular and backpack in a forest
    Watch the fall bird migration right in your own backyard
    It's the perfect opportunity to get your binoculars out for an incredible birdwatching experience during the fall bird migration season
    September 6, 2024
  • Someone freeing a skunk caught in a snap trap
    Animal issues? Traps aren’t the answer
    Don’t take matters into your own hands regarding wildlife
    August 6, 2024
  • Safely and humanely remove wildlife from your property
    Relocating wildlife is ineffective and illegal – Ontario’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act does not allow anyone to relocate wildlife beyond 1 km. Trapping can also harm animals, including those that are not meant to be trapped. A trapped nursing wildlife mother may also cause her young to die.
    July 22, 2024

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