April E-Newsletter

April 1, 2025

Message From your MPP

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Dear Friends,

Spring has officially sprung, bringing with it longer days, warmer weather, and a renewed sense of energy in our community. As the snow melts and flowers bloom, our government is embracing new opportunities and is committed to standing strong in the face of challenges ahead of us as we build a better Ontario and show the United States, Canada is not for sale!

I want to take a moment to thank everyone for participating in the recent provincial election. Whether you engaged in discussions, or volunteered your time, community involvement is the key to building a strong democracy. A special thank you to the dedicated volunteers who worked tirelessly to support the election process. You are the heart of our community.

As we move forward, my office and our government remain dedicated to working together. From strengthening our economy to improving services for families, businesses, and workers, we are ready to take on the important tasks ahead. I look forward to continuing to serve you and ensuring Mississauga-Malton remains a great place to live, work, and raise a family.

Wishing you all a joyful and refreshing start to the Spring season.

Warm Regards,

Deepak Anand

Mississauga-Malton

Gems of Mississauga-Malton

Gems of Mississauga-Malton is a video series that shines a spotlight on the incredible local businesses that make Mississauga-Malton the best place to work, live and raise a family.

Through owner interviews and behind-the-scenes tours, this series celebrates the hardworking entrepreneurs and dedicated employees who contribute to the local economy and culture.

From family-owned manufacturers to beloved bakeries, Gems of Mississauga-Malton highlights the diversity, resilience, and innovation of businesses in the region.

Whether you’re a resident looking to support local or simply curious about the heart of this community, this series offers an inspiring glimpse into the businesses that make Mississauga–Malton shine.

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Pharmacy Appreciation Month

Did you know local pharmacies can diagnose and treat +30 common ailments, administer vaccines, prescribe certain medications and more?

As we wrap up #PharmacyAppreciationMonth, let’s take some time to learn how our government is connecting Ontarians to the care they need, where/when they need it!

Click here for details.

Investments in Ontario

$1.8 Billion is being invested to connect Ontario to a family doctor or primary care team. As part of our goal to ensure all Ontarians have access to a family doctor or primary health team, This initiative will connect over 2 million people to a family doctor or primary care team within four years.

$1 Billion is being invested by auto parts manufacturer Linamar Corporation to expand across the province. Through Invest Ontario this investment will be supported by over $100 million in provincial funding and is expected to create more than 2,300 local jobs.

$16 Million is being invested to help communities across the province better manage oil and gas related issues. Funding is being invested to help municipalities address local risks and strengthen emergency preparedness planning.

$350 Million is being invested to refurbish GO Transit railcars. The 121 train cars will be refurbished in Ontario, supporting hundreds of jobs, while extending the life of the cars by an expected twenty years!

$228 Million is being invested to help universities and colleges build better facilities. As Ontario loses many international students, our government is helping publicly assisted universities and colleges across the province provide students with safe and clean cutting-edge education facilities.

$100 Million in additional funding is being invested in job training programs to protect Ontario workers. This investment will support upskill training for workers in high-demand fields like manufacturing, construction and critical minerals, bringing total provincial investment in Ontario’s Skills Development Fund up to $1.5 billion.

$75.5 Million is being invested to restore safety to parks and public spaces. Funding will be given to municipalities to create more shelter spaces and affordable housing solutions while working with police forces to wind down encampments across the province.

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Updates from Queen’s Park

Measles Cases Are On The Rise!

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Out and About in the Community