I saw your involvement in The Well building discussions, I wanted to ask when it will properly open for the public. Thanks.

YES!!!! City Centre Dr is always deserted but yet the city hall and library, YMCA, and Square One all share this common road. Adding protected bike lanes would be a great first step in making a more appealing landscape.

Thank you

I don't write comments, but I've been walking and driving past this lot for over a decade, and I still do not know what's happening. I live nearby and thus I've witnessed the sales and "construction" firsthand. The plan was for overpriced townhouses which sadly was a waste of a great location...

While it is very controversial among residents, it's better than an old mall from the mid-century. Lakeview Gold Course is also owned by the city of Mississauga, while Toronto Golf Club is private. Even though Lakeview is known as an intermediate and somewhat affordable golf course, it can...

Wow. Thanks. Many homes are to be demolished this year on Sheppard Avenue for green space too. As of last year, the city has already purchased 11 properties and entered in agreement to purchase 4 more. The addition of Sheppard and Dundas creates a continuous flow of greenery around Cooksville...

The Strip mall on the other side of the river is ugly. The oversized parking lot, ugly architecture, and the underutilised river is an eye sore. I hope we can soon see it demolished.

In the future (probably decades), building the Missing Middle ( a railway only for freight) can greatly allow the Milton line to become electric and finally have frequent service. I propose an extension of the line North up to City Centre by digging tunnels underneath Hurontario (subway style)...

Yup. Turning freight traffic away from the Milton Line ( see The Missing Link), and maybe extending a branch to Mississauga City Centre can greatly help reduce car traffic and bring a sense of community to the city. Dundas and Hurontario both have two condo's with first-floor commercial being...