A Business Improvement Area (BIA) is a local organization made up of all commercial property owners and businesses within a defined boundary. BIAs work collectively to strengthen the area as a place to do business and visit.

Rather than operating individual businesses, the BIA focuses on enhancing the overall district through initiatives like events, marketing, beautification, and advocacy. These efforts help increase foot traffic, enhance the look and feel of the area, and support the visibility of local businesses.

While the BIA promotes the area as a whole, individual businesses remain responsible for their own operations and customer experience.

All businesses and commercial property owners located within the BIA boundary are automatically members of the BIA. Membership is tied to the property, meaning businesses within the area contribute through a levy collected with property taxes.

A map of the BIA boundary is provided below.

If your business is located outside of these boundaries, you may apply to become an associate member. Learn more here.

Contact the BIA for:

• Marketing and promotion
• Events and activations
• Beautification (e.g., planters, flowers, benches)
• Advocacy and business support
• New business inquiries
• Feedback, comments, or concerns about local businesses

Contact the City of Mississauga for:

• Permits and licensing
• By-law and enforcement
• Infrastructure (roads, sidewalks, lighting)
• Municipal services

For waste collection and recycling:

• Garbage collection: Region of Peel
• Recycling: Circular Materials (managed locally by GFL Environmental)
  • Phone: 1-877-268-4351
  • Email: peelrecycling@gflenv.com

Recycling programs are now managed under a provincial mandate, which shifts responsibility to producers (the companies that create packaging and paper). As a result, municipalities no longer oversee recycling collection.

For more information, please see https://www.mississauga.ca/services-and-programs/home-and-yard/garbage-and-recycling/

Streetsville offers a mix of local shops, restaurants, cafés, and services, along with seasonal events and community programming throughout the year. Whether you’re visiting for a quick stop or spending the day, there’s always something to explore.

Date night? Check.
A walk along the Culham Trail? Check.
A local hockey game or swim at the community centre? Check.
Pilates, yoga, or a midweek reset? Check.

Browse our Business Directory to discover shops, dining, and services in the area

Yes – Streetsville is designed to be explored on foot. The village’s main streets are lined with shops, restaurants, cafés, and services all within a short distance of each other, making it easy to park once and spend time walking through the area.

Streetsville offers a mix of free municipal parking lots and on-street parking, all located within walking distance of the main village area.

Parking is available throughout the district, including near Queen Street South and surrounding side streets. During events and peak times, additional parking options may be available nearby.

For a full list of parking locations and maps, please visit our Maps & Parking page.

Streetsville is located in northwest Mississauga and is easily accessible by car, public transit, and GO Transit.

By car, the village is conveniently reached via major routes such as Erin Mills Parkway, Britannia Road, and Highway 401.

By transit, visitors can take MiWay (Route 44) or GO Transit to nearby stops, including Streetsville GO Station, which is just a short walk from the village.