Jobs in Mississauga for newcomers
Gateway city — where newcomers land and careers launch.
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- typical 1-bedroom rent a month
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The job marketThe city is home to over 60 Fortune 500 company offices and has a strong economy in its own right. Mississauga offers slightly more affordable housing than Toronto while maintaining excellent transit connections to the GTA.
Cost of livingLiving costs here are expensive. Budget about $2,200 a month for a one-bedroom, $430 for groceries and $140 for a transit pass.
Achev (formerly ACCES)Employment and newcomer services including mentoring and skills training.
Polycultural Immigrant & Community ServicesSettlement and integration services for newcomers in Peel Region.
Employers hiring newcomers
Microsoft CanadaTechnologyAmazon (YYZ fulfillment)LogisticsSanofi CanadaPharmaWalmart Canada (HQ)RetailNeighbourhoods newcomers choose
MaltonNear the airport with large South Asian community. Very affordable by GTA standards.About $1,800 a month
MeadowvaleSuburban area with corporate offices, diverse community, and family-friendly amenities.About $2,000 a month
Questions newcomers ask
Yes — Mississauga offers slightly lower rents than Toronto, a highly diverse population (53% foreign-born), and strong employment in pharma, logistics, and corporate sectors, with easy access to Toronto via transit.