The City is developing new parks as part of Lakeview Village, a 177-acre mixed-use development on the eastern edge of Mississauga’s waterfront. This project will provide 18.5 hectares (45.73 acres) of new parkland, including:
– Ogden Park, a central open space connection
– Aviator Park and Waterway Common, parkland linkages across Lakeview Village
– Lakeview Square, an urban plaza
– Waterfront Park, connected to the landmark Cultural Pier, extending 350 meters into Lake OntarioThe City project page Developing parks in Lakeview Village is live and contains the virtual Public Information Centre (PIC) Webex information for the Waterfront Trail and Pedestrian Bridge Environmental Assessment.For the upcoming virtual Public Information Centre (PIC) meeting on June 12 from 6 to 7:30pm, please see meeting invite with the WebEx details below:
– Aviator Park and Waterway Common, parkland linkages across Lakeview Village
– Lakeview Square, an urban plaza
– Waterfront Park, connected to the landmark Cultural Pier, extending 350 meters into Lake OntarioThe City project page Developing parks in Lakeview Village is live and contains the virtual Public Information Centre (PIC) Webex information for the Waterfront Trail and Pedestrian Bridge Environmental Assessment.For the upcoming virtual Public Information Centre (PIC) meeting on June 12 from 6 to 7:30pm, please see meeting invite with the WebEx details below:
Join the meeting via Webex
https://mississauga.webex.com/mississauga/j.php?MTID=m79843cb2e2bcb2e76ad6b56f095f3416
Password: lakeview
Join the meeting by phone
Call 647-484-1596
Meeting number: 2317 085 5947
Meeting password: 52538439
Meeting number: 2317 085 5947
Meeting password: 52538439
The Lakeview Virtual PIC presentation and recording has been uploaded to the project website below:
The City of Mississauga invites residents and visitors to participate in a variety of activities and events designed to promote learning, appreciation and engagement with Indigenous cultures and communities.
Programming includes:
- “Spirit Seeds” a powerful exhibition curated by Naomi Smith, that explores Indigenous beadwork showcasing traditional and contemporary designs from the Woodlands and Great Lakes Regions.
- Book clubs and author talks focused on Indigenous authors including award-winning author Brian Thomas Isaac.
- National Indigenous Peoples Day 2025 a celebration with live entertainment, artisan markets, cultural displays and a headline performance by Tanya Tagaq, acclaimed Inuit throat singer.
- Lighting the Clock Tower at City Hall black, yellow, red and white.
These activities are part of the City’s commitment to reconciliation, cultural awareness and fostering a more inclusive community by recognizing and celebrating Indigenous voices and traditions.
Additional information and resources:
- Haudenosaunee Confederacy
- Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation
- Six Nations First Nation
- Nation Huron-Wendat
- National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
- Government of Canada
The City of Mississauga is located on lands which were occupied by numerous Indigenous nations since time immemorial. Settlement and the eventual growth of the City was made possible with the signing of Treaties over 200 years ago.
For more information about programming and Mississauga’s offerings, visit the webpage.
Invest Mississauga is hosting a free webinar, Doing Business with the City of Mississauga, for local businesses on Thursday, June 12 from 12 to 1 p.m. The webinar will help businesses understand how to work better with the City. Participants will learn about the City’s procurement processes, how to stand out during the bidding process and tap into support from Invest Mississauga. The one-hour session will also include a presentation with insights from staff who specialize in procurement services and economic development.
This session is a part of the City’s ongoing work to support our local economy, including the City’s Choose Canada initiative and Mississauga’s U.S. tariff response efforts. Mississauga businesses of all sizes are encouraged to attend.
Event details
What
Doing Business with the City of Mississauga – a free virtual webinar. Topics to be covered, include:
- An overview of the procurement process to learn where to find different bid types and how to get noticed with unsolicited bids.
- Introduction to the new medium value procurement with opportunities for small businesses to engage.
- Updates on sustainable procurement and how diverse suppliers and sectoral focus are built into certain criteria.
- Understand what the Mississauga Business Directory is and how to be listed on it.
Where
Virtual webinar. Registration is required, sign up here.
When
Thursday, June 12 from 12 to 1 p.m.
Who
Businesses of all sizes located in Mississauga are encouraged to attend.
Cost
Free
The Waterfront Trail will be temporarily closed the week of May 12 – 16 between Mississauga Rd S and Pine Ave S for the final installation of sod and top asphalt. Once these works are complete, the trail will be fully restored and the work along that section will be done.
Thank you for your patience as we wrap up the work to restore the shoreline on behalf of Brightwater and the City of Mississauga.
This issue was brought to Councillor Dasko’s attention last week (Week of April 28th) and he had asked staff to investigate.
Staff in Animal Services reached out to the Ministry of Natural Resources to investigate. MNR has advised that this is a natural occurrence due to the change in the water temperature at this time of the year. Apparently this particular species is susceptible to stress caused by the change in temperature.
To report a fish die-off in Ontario, you can contact the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNR) at 1-800-387-7011.
Join Mississauga’s Fire and Emergency Services team, along with Ward 1 Councillor Stephen Dasko, Mayor Carolyn Parrish and distinguished guests, for a special ceremony to re-open Mississauga’s Fire Station 102 on Saturday, May 10, 2025.
After the ceremony, step inside the action! Tour the upgraded fire station, get up close to a fire truck and visit our fire safety education booths to learn life-saving tips from the pros.
Bring your family, meet your local firefighters and celebrate this exciting addition to the community!
What:
Opening of Fire Station 102
When:
Saturday, May 10, 2025
10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
10 a.m. Ceremony with activities following
Where:
Fire Station 102
710 Third St, Mississauga
Free parking is available nearby on Third St.
