The Park Royal community stepped up by donating 445 pounds of food to The Compass Food Bank. An additional $1,150 was raised in an online fundraising campaign to provide additional […]
Read More →The Park Royal Community Association is hosting a donation campaign for The Compass. Your contributions will help provide food for your community neighbours who may otherwise go without. We are […]
Read More →The Park Royal community-wide yard sale is back. We have selected Saturday, June 8, 2024 to be the date for the Park Royal community-wide yard sale. The epicenter of the […]
Read More →The Park Royal Community Association is circulating a petition asking Mississauga City Council for the preservation of the current zoning (R2-Residential Low Density II) at 2620 Chalkwell Close (formerElmcrest Public […]
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We live in a lovely neighbourhood, but sometimes it can get a bit messy with litter laying around our streets and parks. Pitch in and keep our community beautiful and […]
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Dunpar Homes submitted their application for development of 2620 Chalkwell Close property—formerly the site of Elmcrest Public School—to the Planning and Development department of the City of Mississauga. The application […]
Read More →The City of Mississauga Planning and Building Department has received an application submission for the development of 2620 Chalkwell Close (the old Elmcrest Public School location) from Dunpar Homes. As […]
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The Park Royal Community Association (PRCA) has environmental concerns associated with Ash Grove Mississauga Cement Plant (formerly St. Lawrence Cement then Holcim Canada) located at 2391 Lakeshore Road West, Mississauga […]
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The Park Royal Community Association received notification on October 19, 2023 from Ward 2 Councillor Alvin Tedjo that there is a proposal to build 180 back-to-back townhouses that are three […]
Read More →The Park Royal Community Association is hosting a donation campaign for The Compass. Your contributions will help provide food for your community neighbours who may otherwise go without. We are […]
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