Share your feedback and explore ways to get involved across Mississauga.
City services | October 29, 2026
Help shape Mississauga’s future. Throughout the year, residents can share their ideas and feedback to help guide City plans, programs, services and development.
Join the conversation at information sessions, open houses and workshops, or through online surveys. You can also explore other opportunities, including public art projects, grants, exhibitions, advisory committees and more.
View current projects at yoursay.mississauga.ca.
Urban design matters. From welcoming neighbourhoods and public spaces to thriving local shops, it helps make Mississauga a great place to call home.
We’re updating our urban design program to make sure it meets the needs of our growing city. Join our open house on Thursday, November 19 to learn about the ideas we’re exploring and tell us what matters most to you!
The open house will take place from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Great Hall at Mississauga Civic Centre and will feature information displays, opportunities to speak with project staff and interactive feedback activities. Light refreshments will be provided.
Registration is not mandatory but appreciated to help with planning and communicating important updates.
Learn more about the Urban Design Program Review and register now.
Get your music heard through Music 311. Each year, the program features 12 songs reflecting Mississauga’s diverse musical styles, genres and voices on the City’s 311 call queue lines, Council meeting live streams, MiWay customer information line and other channels.
Selected artists receive $300 and promotion on the City’s website and social media. To qualify, you must be based in Mississauga and own the copyright to your song’s composition, performance and master recording.
The next track we play could be yours! Applications are open until Sunday, November 1, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.
Learn more and submit your song.
Help bring labyrinth-inspired public art to Cooksville and Iggy Kaneff Parks. The City’s Public Art Program is seeking an artist or artist-led team to create a sculpture and accompanying screen that reflect the natural and cultural identity of Cooksville Creek. Set within an urban park system, the artwork will invite visitors on an interactive journey of reflection, discovery, mystery and excitement, inspired by labyrinth traditions. Applications are open until Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.
Learn more and submit an application.
Inspired by community, nature and ecology? The City’s Public Art Program invites professional artists and artist-led teams to submit their credentials and expressions of interest to create a new permanent public artwork for Fairwinds Park. Located near Cooksville Creek, the park includes protected wetlands. The project is funded through developer contributions as part of a multi-phase commitment. Applications are open until Monday, November 23, 2026 at 11.59 p.m.
Learn more and submit an application.
Finding your way around downtown should be easier. Mississauga’s Downtown Core Wayfinding Strategy builds on an ongoing City-led pilot project to improve signs and maps in downtown Mississauga.
The strategy aims to connect destinations, encourage exploration, support economic growth and help pedestrians navigate with confidence. It will promote walking and connections to other transportation options, while establishing a sustainable operating model.
Share your feedback by visiting our booth at Celebration Square on Saturday, November 21 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Explore draft designs as well as proposed sign locations and content.
By following along, you can see how your feedback helps shape decisions and supports positive change in Mississauga.
Get started by exploring the options below:
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