Share your ideas and feedback on public consultations happening throughout Mississauga.
City services | February 24, 2026
The City of Mississauga actively engages residents in many forms of public consultation throughout the year to gather input on City initiatives, plans, by-laws, programs, services and developments. Feedback from the community helps shape City decisions, leading to effective governance and stronger relationships with the residents and the larger community. Consultations encourage a sense of belonging, connection and inclusivity, allowing for meaningful dialogue, collaboration and feedback.
Residents and businesses can participate in information sessions, open houses, focus groups, workshops, online engagement and surveys. Feedback collected is combined with other relevant data, inputs and trends to guide how the City spends its time, resources and funds on community priorities.
The City is updating its Rental Housing Protection By-law and wants to hear from you! The current by-law requires that any rental units demolished or converted to condos be replaced (one-for-one) with similar rents offered in the new units. This helps protect Mississauga’s existing rental housing and the tenants who live there.
The updated by-law will aim to provide more support for tenants. This could include compensation during construction and help with moving costs.
Join an upcoming virtual information session on Tuesday, March 24 or Tuesday, March 31 to learn more and share your feedback.
Planning to host a live music event in Mississauga? You could be eligible to apply for the City’s Live Music Grant!
This for-profit grant provides funding up to $5,000 to help concert presenters offset the costs of hosting live music events in Mississauga. While applicants do not need to be based in Mississauga to apply, the event you host must take place within the city to be eligible. Applications for the grant open on Monday, March 2, 2026, and must be submitted through the City’s grants portal. The deadline to apply is Friday, March 27, 2026.
The City is seeking an artist, illustrator or artist team to create original designs for banners installed on light poles throughout Mississauga. This program offers an entry-level opportunity for emerging public artists. The selected artist will receive $10,000 (plus HST) to create the designs.
Applications are open until Monday, March 9, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. EST.
The former Grand Highland Golf Course is being transformed into a vibrant new park. Last summer, residents were asked what features and activities they’d like to see in this future park, and those insights have informed the programming and conceptual design.
Now, residents are invited to review the concept plan, which includes proposed facilities, amenities and features with commemoration of the Antrex Indigenous Village and the First Nations and Indigenous Communities serving as the cornerstone for the future park. Consultation with the First Nations and Indigenous Communities is ongoing and separate from the public engagement process.
Ward 5 residents and those who plan on using the park are encouraged to share their feedback by Sunday, March 15, 2026.
Help shape the skatepark redevelopment at Iceland Arena! The City is replacing the Iceland multi‑use skate ramp with a new, modern skatepark.
The design will use public input and technical studies to meet the needs of local wheeled‑sport enthusiasts. The skatepark will encourage active lifestyles and foster a welcoming, social environment for people of all ages, interests and skill levels.
Ward 5 residents and those who plan on using the park are encouraged to share their feedback by Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
The City is looking for residents to help select new public art for Zonta Meadows Park. Three artist teams have developed design proposals and your feedback will help the art selection committee choose the winning design!
Ward 4 residents and those who plan on visiting the park are welcome to complete the survey by Sunday, March 22, 2026.
When you share your ideas and participate in public consultations, you play a direct role in shaping the programs and services that affect daily life in Mississauga. Your feedback guides City decisions, ensuring that community needs and priorities are reflected in every initiative. Stay engaged to receive updates on important milestones, decisions and strategies. By following along, you’ll see how your input helps drive positive change and discover how City actions impact your neighbourhood and the broader community.
For an overview of City projects currently seeking input and feedback please visit yoursay.mississauga.ca. Create an account to stay up to date.
For a complete list of City projects that are currently happening throughout Mississauga, please refer to the City’s official website.
To track upcoming consultation opportunities, visit the City’s events calendar. You can also check the Council and Committees calendar to find out about upcoming meetings, including public consultation opportunities.
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