The curation of non-national retailers and dining options will encourage residents to shop locally. Seasonal farmers' markets will promote the purchasing of fruit and produce that are in season. This is the future of sustainable food.

Managing our most valuable resources is a key part of our sustainability strategy. This means ensuring future generations can benefit and resources are not wasted, used unwisely, or depleted. From the implementation of a district energy system to provide efficient thermal energy to heat and cool buildings, to water conservation and reuse strategies, this community will take a holistic approach to creating environmental resilience for Lakeview Village and beyond.

Culture shapes our identity, and is a powerful driver to creating thriving communities. Cultural activities and artistic platforms celebrate the diversity of our city and provide awareness and education surrounding the past, the present, and the future. They connect people to place and to one another – regardless of their origins, values or language – to establish a sense of community and greater understanding.

Mississauga is a place of many cultures. Lakeview Village will promote local businesses and cultural programmes that are a reflection of this diversity, providing opportunities for the many rather than the few. Housing options will include a mix of unit types and sizes to accommodate a growing city. More than 9,000 jobs will be created through the Innovation District, with many more offered through the Square’s thriving retail and hospitality industry.

Imagine living within walking distance to over 45 acres of parks and a 64-acre conservation area. Trees, wildlife, and the waterfront are part of your everyday. Beaches and wetlands are only a short bike ride or stroll away. Visit with your neighbours next door, or head to the Square for a sunset concert with friends. Here, a happy, healthy life is at your fingertips.

Our vision for sustainability aims to ensure habitats are protected and healthy interactions between humans and wildlife are promoted. The restoration of Serson Creek will re-establish a vital wildlife corridor, allow fish and aquatic species to access the creek for the first time in decades, and provide trails for visitors to experience nature. The revitalization of our waterfront will connect people with the lake for the first time in decades. The regeneration of the site through extracted concrete, which was used to construct the conservation area next door, and our sunflowers that have brought native species back to the site, such as butterflies, bees and bugs are vital building blocks to establish strong connections with the environment.

The curation of non-national retailers and dining options will encourage residents to shop locally. Seasonal farmers' markets will promote the purchasing of fruit and produce that are in season. This is the future of sustainable food.