Lakeview Village

06/09/2026

Lakefront Promenade is a destination for everyone. With walking and cycling trails, a marina, picnic areas, playgrounds, open green space, beach access, and views of Lake Ontario the whole way through, there's plenty to do whether you're looking to stay active or slow down and enjoy the views.

When you visit the Promenade, you’ll be able to:

• Play baseball at Douglas Kennedy Park
• Return a serve in the Lakefront Promenade Volleyball Courts
• Bring your kids to the splashpad at Douglas Kennedy Headlands Playground
• Enjoy a game of softball at AE Crooks Park
• Relax on the sand at Lakefront Promenade Beach
• Go for sunset sail using the Lakefront Promenade Boat Launch
• Enjoy a meal at the Lakefront Promenade Marina’s eatery
• Take in the sunset along Lakefront Promenade Park’s boardwalk

This is what great city-building looks like: creating vibrant new communities while strengthening the waterfront assets that make Mississauga special.

05/26/2026

Jim Tovey Boulevard honours the legacy of former Ward 1 Councillor Jim Tovey, whose vision helped transform the future of Mississauga’s Lakeview waterfront.

Tovey was a driving force behind the Lakeview master plan, which reimagined the former industrial lands as a vibrant, sustainable waterfront community.
His commitment to environmental restoration and public access to the lake is also reflected in the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area, a new 64-acre waterfront greenspace connected to the Lakeview Village community. The conservation area, which opens May 30 this year, will feature wetlands, trails, boardwalks and natural habitats, reconnecting people, and wildlife with the Lake Ontario shoreline.

Together, Jim Tovey Boulevard and the conservation area honour a legacy of community leadership, environmental stewardship, and a renewed vision for Mississauga’s waterfront.

05/13/2026

Credit Valley Conservation’s Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area is opening for the first time on May 30th!

Check out this article for a sneak peek into this incredible addition to Mississauga’s shoreline connecting Lakeview Village’s waterfront to Toronto for generations to come.

A new waterfront conservation area in the works for more than a decade is set to open in Mississauga at the end of the month.

05/12/2026

Every street in Lakeview Village tells a story.

Some are rooted in the land and water that shaped this shoreline. Others honour the people, innovation, and eras of history that define this community and its roots.

Over the coming weeks, we’ll explore the inspiration behind the street names of Lakeview Village — and the stories that connect past, present, and future.

Stay tuned as each name reveals a new chapter.

Connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Youtube, TikTok and on mylakeviewvillage.com to learn more.

04/23/2026

Start everyday where serenity lives 🌊

Whether you’re sipping coffee on the balcony or stepping into a kayak before breakfast, Lakeview Village is where your morning finds meaning–and stillness has a home.
Learn more at the link below.

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04/23/2026

At Lakeview Village, every element is shaped by the lake—bringing stillness, balance, and beauty into everyday life.

🌊 Find calm, by the water.
Stay connected at the link below.

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04/23/2026

This is life by the water.

Link below to stay connected, and learn more about opportunities at Lakeview Village.

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04/22/2026

A key component of the transformation of Mississauga’s waterfront at Lakeview Village is the restoration of Serson Creek. With the creek diverted underground, major rain storms caused flooding and harm to the area’s environment.

Lakeview Community Partners’ work in resurfacing and reconnecting the creek with Lake Ontario allows fish to swim its streams, reestablishing it as a vital wildlife corridor, and reintroducing native vegetation into the area so it can once again be a place where a variety of local species grow and thrive, transforming this once longtime industrial site into an environmentally friendly community for years to come.

As of May 2026, you’ll be able to visit this creek through the Jim Tovey Conservation Area, currently only accessible through Marie Curtis Park, and witness the revitalized area yourselves. Visit the Lakeview Village Discovery Centre or our website to learn more.

12/03/2025

🐾 Tails wag harder on the lake.�From dock dives to snowy strolls on the shoreline, pups play bigger and smile wider out here. ❄️ Days by the lake aren’t just for humans.� ✨ Learn more at mylakeviewvillage.com