STREETVILLE BUSINESS BULLETIN
With rising political unrest across various levels of government, businesses are often among the first to feel the impact – through shifts in policy, regulation, economic pressures, and public sentiment. In response, many initiatives and support programs are being introduced to help small businesses navigate these challenges.
The purpose of this weekly bulletin is to educate and raise awareness on how current political developments, policies, and government programs are affecting local businesses in Streetsville.
We invite you to join the conversation and share your thoughts on these topics. With your voice, the Streetsville BIA can bring forward a stronger advocacy to ensure Streetsville businesses and its community are supported.
Welcome to the Streetsville Business Bulletin!
We hope you enjoy the read.
Factors Affecting Businesses: What and How to Navigate The Impacts
Blog Post by Chantel Tesolin Woe is the current retail world for small businesses. From shifting political landscapes to heightened market competition, small businesses feel every bump in Canada’s changing economic climate. Small business is the backbone of Canada’s economy. Did you know that of all businesses in Canada, 98% are small businesses?1 But in 2024, there was a … Read More
Heritage Conservation in Streetsville
Streetsville: The Village in The City. Whoever chose that name knew what they were doing, because the township’s name reflects its unique historical character relative to the surrounding cityscape. Did you know that Streetsville has the largest number of historical buildings in Mississauga? It is one of Mississauga’s founding villages, characterized by its 19th- and early 20th-century buildings. Streetsville is a cultural cornerstone (or as they say, a true oldie but a goodie), and it is finally getting recognition for it. In December 2024, Streetsville was named a Heritage Conservation District and was only recently included in Section V of the Ontario Heritage Act.1 This begs the question: how can the businesses of Streetsville make the most out of this change and use the village’s fancy new title as a means to drive business?
With rising political unrest across various levels of government, businesses are often among the first to feel the impact – through shifts in policy, regulation, economic pressures, and public sentiment. In response, many initiatives and support programs are being introduced to help small businesses navigate these challenges.
The purpose of this weekly bulletin is to educate and raise awareness on how current political developments, policies, and government programs are affecting local businesses in Streetsville.
We invite you to join the conversation and share your thoughts on these topics. With your voice, the Streetsville BIA can bring forward a stronger advocacy to ensure Streetsville businesses and its community are supported.
Welcome to the Streetsville Business Bulletin!
We hope you enjoy the read.
Factors Affecting Businesses: What and How to Navigate The Impacts
Blog Post by Chantel Tesolin Woe is the current retail world for small businesses. From shifting political landscapes to heightened market competition, small businesses feel every bump in Canada’s changing economic climate. Small business is the backbone of Canada’s economy. Did you know that of all businesses in Canada, 98% are small businesses?1 But in 2024, there was a … Read More
Heritage Conservation in Streetsville
Streetsville: The Village in The City. Whoever chose that name knew what they were doing, because the township’s name reflects its unique historical character relative to the surrounding cityscape. Did you know that Streetsville has the largest number of historical buildings in Mississauga? It is one of Mississauga’s founding villages, characterized by its 19th- and early 20th-century buildings. Streetsville is a cultural cornerstone (or as they say, a true oldie but a goodie), and it is finally getting recognition for it. In December 2024, Streetsville was named a Heritage Conservation District and was only recently included in Section V of the Ontario Heritage Act.1 This begs the question: how can the businesses of Streetsville make the most out of this change and use the village’s fancy new title as a means to drive business?