The foyer at Better Homes and Gardens Signature Service is feeling a lot like Christmas! A big thank you to the wonderful people who brought in gifts for Toys for Tots.
You can still make your contribution to Toys for Tots online at Toys to Toys
Showing posts with label Signature Service. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Signature Service. Show all posts
Thursday, 15 December 2011
Friday, 9 December 2011
Living Green Master Plan
Living Green Master Plan - City of Mississauga
Exciting times in Mississauga with the new Living Green Master Plan now available for residents, current & future, to be able to view & begin to participate in.
The city is asking for your help, suggestions, comments & most importantly to discuss it with everyone!
A brief video from the City of Mississauga's YoutTube channel showing the progressive workshops that have been happening trying to "develop the plan".
Great news for a green future!!!
Exciting times in Mississauga with the new Living Green Master Plan now available for residents, current & future, to be able to view & begin to participate in.
The city is asking for your help, suggestions, comments & most importantly to discuss it with everyone!
A brief video from the City of Mississauga's YoutTube channel showing the progressive workshops that have been happening trying to "develop the plan".
Great news for a green future!!!
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Tuesday, 6 December 2011
Mississauga Waterfront Development Plans
Mississauaga Waterfront Development
It would be great to see old buildings which had become a hazard to the waterfront turned into meeting places of health and culture; seeing new condominium complexes & businesses bring a greater vitality to an already distinct city.
"A citizen task force has also identified several other pieces of waterfront real estate with redevelopment potential. These include a hangar-like building in Port Credit that could be turned into a covered market, and lands that once housed an Imperial Oil refinery.Interesting news to keep an eye on for Mississauga residents, current and future!
In the meantime, the city is working on smaller projects along the water’s edge. One involves fixing up a long-abandoned coal pier that juts a kilometre into Lake Ontario from the former power plant site and linking it to waterfront trails. Another entails recreating a wetland near the eastern edge of Lakeview."
It would be great to see old buildings which had become a hazard to the waterfront turned into meeting places of health and culture; seeing new condominium complexes & businesses bring a greater vitality to an already distinct city.
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