On April 28, 2025, a report came to Planning and Development Committee. Thank you to everyone who attended the meeting to voice their concerns. Mayor and Council supported staff’s recommendation to receive the report. Staff have been directed to report back to Planning and Development Committee within 120 days to allow the applicant to resubmit in order to resolve the outstanding development issues identified in the report.

Stay tuned to Ward9.ca and my e-newsletter for future updates. In the meantime, should you wish to register your feedback please contact:
Jennifer Renaud-Nicholson, Planner at jennifer.renaud-nicholson@mississauga.ca

Report from April 28, 2025 PDC:

PDC-0011-2025
1. That the report dated April 9, 2025, from the Commissioner of Planning and Building
regarding the official plan amendment and rezoning applications at 5100 Erin Mills
Parkway (Block 1 of the Erin Mills Town Centre) to permit a multi-phased development
consisting of eight apartment buildings comprising nine towers with building heights
ranging from 20 to 44 storeys, an open space and public park with a total of 3,162
residential units, under File OZ/OPA 24-15 W9, be received for information.
2. That Planning and Building staff report back to Planning and Development Committee
prior to the earlier of 120 days from April 28, 2025, or following a resubmission filed by
the applicant that adequately addresses all the issues identified in this report.
3. That twenty-four (24) oral submissions were received.

Posting update: May 9, 2025.

Human sex trafficking
Forcing someone into commercial sex acts is a crime.

It’s a topic many of us find difficult to discuss or to support friends and family who may be victims. Forcing someone into commercial sex acts is a crime. The Region of Peel offers tools, support and guidance to help those in need.

Stormwater management ponds, like Lake Wabukayne, are designed to store and treat stormwater from surrounding areas. They do this by temporarily storing water that runs through storm sewers, which allows sediment and debris to settle to the bottom of pond. To ensure the pond continues to function as intended, this accumulated sediment must be occasionally removed through a process called dredging. Lake Wabukayne is scheduled for dredging in 2026. This is done by draining the pond, and removing the sediment. Many other maintenance works such as fence and outfall repairs will be completed in this time as there will be improved access.

Stormwater staff have been working on a detailed design of the Lake Wabukayne Dredging Project over the last few months, with surveys and more detailed assessments being completed. Over the next few weeks, residents can expect some additional drilling within the park as park of the final geotechnical investigations. When construction begins in 2026, there will be impacts to the trails surrounding the pond, and sections of the park will be closed as they will be used for drying of sediment, staging or storage areas. More details of the construction will follow once they are available.

Questions, can be directed to the stormwater Project Manager, Evelyn Krolicka Lewis: evelyn.krolicka@mississauga.ca

Posting date: Sept. 4, 2025.

Open Window Hub is a resource and information centre designed to support and empower individuals and

families who are unhoused and/or experiencing mental health issues within the City of Mississauga.

#DYK help for the homeless is available at Erin Meadows and MCC? Services and resources

are offered to support at-risk and unhoused individuals including shower access and the Region of Peel Street Helpline.

FYI: The RoadWatch program encourages citizens to help and report dangerous and aggressive driving? If you witness an incident of dangerous or aggressive driving report it:

There are a number of ways you can reach out to Toronto Pearson and learn more about aircraft noise issues, including:

• Phone: Call 416-247-7682 to ask questions or share concerns.
• Online Flight Tracking Tool (WebTrak): Track flights in real-time and see noise levels in your area.
• Insightful Online Portal: This easy-to-use online resource allows you to access information about noise management and learn more about aircraft operations.
• Noise Complaint Form: Submit up to 50 noise complaints simultaneously via the online form.

As part of their ongoing efforts to improve services, the GTAA has updated their noise complaint form to enhance system security and efficiency. These updates include:
• Email Requirement: Residents must now provide an email address, name, and address when submitting a complaint.
• CAPTCHA: A CAPTCHA feature has been added to protect our data and reduce the risk of a cybersecurity incident while verifying that individuals make submissions.
These changes will help us continue responding to residents’ concerns promptly and securely.

Reminder: Be safe out there on our shared trails and park paths

Head outside and enjoy Mississauga’s 500-kilometre network of multi-use trails, park pathways, bike lanes and signed bike routes. The City’s system of shared paths and trails is expansive and allows you to see Mississauga landmarks and more of the city.

Before heading out for a ride, don’t forget to brush up on safety, rules and etiquette.

For safety, rules and etiquette before you ride, visit link below.

I join the Ward 9 Senior’s community in their concerns in the rise in scams, fraud and personal safety. Please visit Ward9.ca to collect important tips to keep you and our community safe.

Become part of the Meadowvale Business Community today! MBA opens the door to a wealth of opportunities designed to elevate your business to new heights. Through dynamic networking events, you’ll forge meaningful connections with fellow entrepreneurs and professionals, fostering collaborations that can lead to mutual success. Fore more, visit link below.

Next-Steps Employment Centre – Meadowvale

Free employment support and resource centre in Greater Toronto Area

If you are a job seeker in Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan or surrounding cities, Next-Steps Employment Centres can help you secure employment – for free.

Please view our Job Listings for current career and employment opportunities through our employer partners.

Take advantage of our free services or to fill out our contact form and someone from our team will get in touch with you.

We help Ontario residents, including newcomers, with:

• Job matching with reputable employers
• Job search support
• Help develop your resume and cover letter
• Improving your interview skills
• Career exploration
• Job placement supports
• Skills development and training
• Applying to Better Jobs Ontario

Registration is required to access our services. Individuals must meet eligibility criteria, including unemployment or underemployment, to register.