City of Mission

City of Mission The official page of the City of Mission, British Columbia. We're active on social media during regular business hours (Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m.

to 4:30 p.m.) Outside those hours we'll generally only be dealing with time-sensitive matters or emergency issues. The City will endeavour to respond to concerns and questions shared on social media, however accuracy and timeliness may not be guaranteed. Users of social media are encouraged to submit concerns through traditional channels (i.e. letters, emails, phone calls) if they expect a formal

response from the City of Mission. The City of Mission reserves the right to remove the following from its social media channels. This may be done without cause or notice, but will usually be limited to the following:

1. Slanderous or defamatory remarks,
2. Obscene language or sexual content
3. Content that promotes or perpetuates discrimination on the basis of race, colour, age, religion, gender, marital status, origin, physical or mental disability or sexual orientation or any other characteristic prohibited by the Canadian Human Rights Act or the British Columbia Human Rights Code
4. Promotion of political candidates
5. Promotion of illegal activity
6. Information that may compromise the safety or security of the public

If repeated posts of the above nature are made by any individual, we retain the right to ban that person from further activity on our page. The City of Mission is not responsible for the authenticity or suitability of content posted to its social media by other users. Images and comments posted by third parties do not necessarily represent the views of the City of Mission. The City of Mission will adhere to all applicable legislation regarding privacy and freedom of information. Users should be aware that personal and other information contained in electronic correspondence which are directed to the City of Mission are subject to the Freedom of Information & Protection of Privacy Act and may be deemed releasable under this legislation. Anonymity or confidentiality of the sender and any information contained within the communication cannot be presumed. The City of Mission will not be responsible for any losses or damages suffered as a result of using third party social media sites. Users of social media participate at their own risk, and accept that they have no right of action against the City of Mission related to such use. A link between the City of Mission’s social media sites does not imply an endorsement or sponsorship by the City of Mission. Social media sites do not conform with the Provincial Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, and as the City can not guarantee the protection of personal information shared across social media these channels are not to be used for official communications with the City of Mission where any personal information is shared.

Meet the Candidates for the 2026 Mission Local ElectionThe nomination period has now closed, and the Declaration of Cand...
09/11/2026

Meet the Candidates for the 2026 Mission Local Election

The nomination period has now closed, and the Declaration of Candidates for the 2026 Mission Local Election is available online.

Residents can now view the candidates who have officially been declared for:

• Mayor
• Councillor
• School Trustee

📅 General Voting Day is Saturday, October 17, 2026.

Want to know who is running? Visit the City’s election website for the official candidate list and election information.

👉 Learn more and view the Declaration of Candidates: https://ow.ly/MNOu50ZMO0g

Fall is when bears experience hyperphagia, during which they are driven by instinct to continuously search for food. The...
09/11/2026

Fall is when bears experience hyperphagia, during which they are driven by instinct to continuously search for food. Their keen sense of smell is bringing them to urban areas due to the improper management of wildlife attractants. As opportunistic feeders, they will move along if no food sources are available.

So far this year, 192 residents have received warnings for early waste bin set out, and more than 482 door hangers have been provided for unsecured attractants. Thank you to all residents who have voluntarily complied with the Solid Waste Management Bylaw as no fines have been issued to date.

It is easy to keep our community safe and avoid a $250 fine by following these simple steps:

🚫Never feed wildlife.
⏰Place waste bins at the curb between 5 – 8 AM the morning of collection day.
🗑️Keep waste bins in a secure location such as a garage, shed, or a wildlife-resistant enclosure until collection day.
🐱 Feed pets indoors only.
🐦 Remove birdfeeder from April 1 until November 30.
🍎 Pick ripe fruit and remove fallen fruit as soon as possible.
🐝 Keep beehives inaccessible to wildlife.
❄️ Store freezers and fridges indoors.
🐔 Keep livestock and crops inside an electric fence.
🍃 Keep backyard compost active and wildlife safe.

If you are outdoors, travel in groups, make noise and be alert. Avoid wearing headphones and be vigilant of your surroundings. Keep pets on a leash and children close.

If you see a bear, do not approach it. Give it space, back away slowly, and never run. Remember to carry a deterrent such as an air horn or bear spray and know how to use them safely.
Let's continue our efforts to keep Mission wildlife-friendly! 🐻🌿

For more info, visit mission.ca/environment

Upcoming Traffic Impacts on Cedar Street at 14th AvenueRoad work is scheduled for Monday, September 14 through Tuesday, ...
09/10/2026

Upcoming Traffic Impacts on Cedar Street at 14th Avenue

Road work is scheduled for Monday, September 14 through Tuesday, September 22. As such, north/south travel on Cedar St. will be reduced to one lane in each direction.

Detours will remain in place for east/west travel on 14th Ave.

Please plan your route accordingly, and thank you for your continued patience on the project.

Join Mission Minor Lacrosse on Saturday, September 12 for the Grand Opening of the Brent Boutilier Memorial Box at the M...
09/09/2026

Join Mission Minor Lacrosse on Saturday, September 12 for the Grand Opening of the Brent Boutilier Memorial Box at the Mission Leisure Centre!

The day will be packed with fun, including:
🥁 Indigenous dancers & drummers
💙 A special tribute honouring Brent Boutilier
🎨 Artwork & logo unveiling
🔥 Hardest Shot Competition & obstacle course
🐺 Special guests from the Vancouver Warriors, including TIMBR!
🌭 FREE hot dogs & ice cream (while supplies last)
🎟️ Draws for TWO custom Venom lacrosse heads
🥍 An Alumni Game at 11:30 a.m.

📅 Saturday, September 12 | 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
📍 7876 Taulbut St.

And the celebration continues Sunday with a FREE lacrosse camp led by Mission's own Dawson Aldcroft!

Come celebrate, come play and help honour a special part of Mission's lacrosse community. Everyone is welcome!🥍

More details: mission.ca

09/04/2026

It’s that time of year again! School starts on Tuesday and that means School Zones are back in effect around Mission from 8 am to 5 pm.

Chandell and Ron from the Mission Crime Prevention Office provide a timely reminder to be alert and slow down to 30 km/h in a school zone.

Planning for the September long weekend?Before you head out, take a quick look at our September Long Weekend Service Upd...
09/03/2026

Planning for the September long weekend?

Before you head out, take a quick look at our September Long Weekend Service Update for important information on civic facility closures, the fire ban being lifted, current water restrictions, and more.

Plus, don’t forget about the Beat the Heat Water Bash at the Mission Spray Park on Saturday!

👉 Get the details and plan ahead by visiting mission.ca

As we enter the 2026 General Local Election period, we want to remind our community that the City of Mission’s social me...
09/02/2026

As we enter the 2026 General Local Election period, we want to remind our community that the City of Mission’s social media channels remain a place to share information, ask questions and engage respectfully.

To help maintain a constructive and welcoming space for everyone, comments and content that violate the City’s Social Media Terms of Use may be removed. This includes personal attacks, defamatory or discriminatory comments, obscene or inappropriate content, promotion of political candidates, promotion of illegal activity, or content that may compromise public safety or security.

Please keep discussions respectful and focused on the issues. Disagreement is welcome, however, disrespect is not.

Please also keep in mind that City social media channels are monitored during regular business hours, Monday to Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Outside of these hours, we generally only monitor for time-sensitive or emergency matters. Questions or concerns posted outside these hours may not receive an immediate response.

For formal requests or concerns requiring a response from the City, please use the appropriate City contact channels rather than relying on social media.

For more information, please review the City of Mission’s Social Media Terms of Use: mission.ca/social-media-terms-use

Calling health and wellness providers across the North Fraser! Registration is now open for the North Shore Health and W...
09/01/2026

Calling health and wellness providers across the North Fraser! Registration is now open for the North Shore Health and Wellness Providers Forum on Wednesday, Sept. 16, from 6–8 p.m. at the Boswyk Centre in Mission. Join the conversation to share your perspective, learn more about the health and care system, and explore opportunities to better support our communities. Spaces are limited to 60 participants. Learn more and register at engage.mission.ca

Did you know the City of Mission’s Sign Bylaw applies to election signs during all elections, including federal, provinc...
09/01/2026

Did you know the City of Mission’s Sign Bylaw applies to election signs during all elections, including federal, provincial and local?

📅 For the 2026 Local Government Election, signs can be installed starting September 19, 2026.

📍 Before putting up a sign, remember:
• Get permission before placing a sign on private property.
• Signs cannot be placed on City parks or most City-owned property.
• Signs cannot be attached to trees, utility poles or other City infrastructure.
• Keep signs clear of traffic sightlines, pedestrians and fire hydrants.
• Signs cannot be placed within 100 metres of a voting place on voting days.

🧹 Election signs must be removed within 10 days of General Voting Day.

👉 Learn more about election sign requirements and review Section 12 of the Sign Bylaw: https://ow.ly/WAHW50ZHWe3

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8645 StAvenue Lake Street
Mission, BC
V2V4L9

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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+16048203700

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