Lorne Park Watercolours Residents' Association
Traffic Alert: 2026 Mississauga Marathon
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The Mississauga Marathon is taking place on the morning of Sunday, April 26, 2026. Expect delays and lane/road closures in and around the course between 7:00 am and 11:00 am. Watercolours residents: This includes Indian Road and Mississauga Road, so plan accordingly.
ROAD CLOSURE: Mississauga Road (both directions) from South Sheridan Way to Lakeshore Road from 7:00 am - 11:00 am
- Please minimize vehicle travel if at all possible between the times noted above
- No access northbound onto Mississauga Road from Lakeshore Road.
- No access southbound onto Mississauga Road from South Sheridan Way.
- Indian Road will remain open in both directions from Lorne Park to Mississauga Road.
- Resident motorists on the west side of Mississauga Road are asked to use Indian Road for access.
- Residents on the east side of Mississauga Road will be guided by Marshalls or police officers when exiting.
- Access to the QEW will be possible only via Indian Road and Indian Grove.
- Direct access to Lakeshore Road will not be possible through Mississauga Road.
- Peel Regional Police will enforce all closures.
For more information about the marathon, visit https://www.mississaugamarathon.com/
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Reporting Sod Damage
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Did you know that for the 2025-2026 winter season, Mississauga cleared all public sidewalks, including 1,550 km of priority routes (major roads/bus routes) and 900 km of residential sidewalks?
As a result, we've received several inquiries about damage caused by the plows to some lawns in the neighbourhood. While the City’s sidewalk plow operators try to minimize sod damage as much as possible, some damage can still occur. Sod damage can happen because:
- Overgrown sod on the sidewalk can easily get caught in the plow.
- The plow can unintentionally lift and tear apart wet sod.
- Deep snow hides sidewalk edges from the operator.
- Obstacles, such as parked vehicles, plants, lawn fixtures or sprinklers, can force operators onto the grass.
You can REPORT SOD DAMAGE ONLINE or call 311 (905-615-4311 outside City limits).
