Court Locations
Traffic Tickets in Mississauga, Ontario
Mississauga's provincial offences matters are heard at a dedicated courthouse on Burnhamthorpe Road, with an official online payment option and a pointed warning about copycat payment sites.
Ontario’s Provincial Offences Act lets municipalities run their own provincial offences courts to handle matters like traffic tickets, bylaw infractions, and other non-criminal charges. The underlying Highway Traffic Act rules that define speeding, careless driving, and similar offences are identical across the province — but the local court location, mailing address, and payment process are set by each municipality, so what applies in Mississauga won’t necessarily apply in a neighbouring city.
Mississauga's Provincial Offences Court
According to the City of Mississauga, the Provincial Offences Court is located at 950 Burnhamthorpe Road West. You can bring a ticket to that address to pay in person using cash, debit, major credit cards, a certified cheque, or a money order. Payment by phone is also available through the Ontario Court of Justice Provincial Offences Office, which the city lists as reachable Monday to Friday, excluding statutory holidays, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Paying online
The City of Mississauga directs residents to paytickets.ca as the accepted online platform for most provincial offence tickets, alongside in-person, phone, and mail options, generally within 30 days of the ticket date. Notably, the city’s own site states plainly that it is not affiliated with any other platform accepting payments for tickets, early resolution requests, or trial requests — a useful reminder to double-check you’re on an official page before paying online.
What this means if you were ticketed in Mississauga
Whichever option you choose — paying, requesting an early resolution meeting, or setting a trial date — the deadline and instructions specific to your ticket are printed on the notice itself. If you’ve misplaced it or want to confirm the current address and hours before making a trip, the City of Mississauga's own tickets, fines and penalties pages are the most reliable source.
Sources
This page is general educational information, not legal advice, and Traffic Tickets Ontario is independent of the City of Mississauga and the Ontario Court of Justice. Always confirm current addresses, hours, and payment options against the ticket itself or an official city source.