Malton SNAP

Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), along with the City of Mississauga and Peel Region, are working closely with community members, residents, and businesses to develop the Malton SNAP project: a holistic approach to creating a more sustainable and resilient community.

About the Malton SNAP Neighbourhood

The Malton SNAP neighbourhood is primarily located within the Mimico Creek watershed and intersects with the Humber River watershed.

The neighbourhood is East of Highway 427, North of Finch Avenue, West of CN Railway Corridor and Torbram Road and Metrolinx Railway Corridor, and South of Derry Road and Cattrick Street.

The Malton SNAP boundary includes all the residential areas within Malton, as well as two adjacent employment areas.

This neighbourhood is home to approximately 36,000 people. There are numerous parks, schools and places of worship, as well as a community centre.

a residential street in the Old Malton Village neighbourhood

a residential street in the Ridgewood Victory Village neighbourhood

a low-rise housing development in the Westwood Darcel Road area

Malton SNAP Boundary Map

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The Malton SNAP Action Plan

About the Plan

The Malton SNAP project aims to develop an Action Plan which integrates local community interests, sustainability goals, and municipal and partner priorities to revitalize the Malton neighbourhood.

This plan will target a range of environmental, social, and health-related issues within the neighbourhood to enhance the quality of life in the community while building climate resilience and encouraging sustainable practices.

Action Plan Process

The following provides a high-level summary of the workplan and project phases.

Phase	Main Objectives	Timeline
Phase 1: Project Planning and Action Research	Kickstart project Form partnerships with community groups Work with the community to identify key issues and neighbourhood context	Q3 2025
Phase 2: Motivating Neighbourhood Themes	Workshop #1 with key community stakeholders to identify potential actions Identify emerging themes and initial project and program ideas Workshop #1 with Institutional, Commercial and Industrial (ICI) Sector	Q4 2025 to Q1 2026
Phase 3: Neighbourhood Action Plan	Workshop #2 with key community stakeholders to identify potential actions Draft Action Plan for public review and comment Workshop #2 with Institutional, Commercial and Industrial (ICI) Sector Action Plan approval and endorsement	Q1 to Q4 2026

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We want to get local residents and businesses involved in developing the Malton SNAP. Got questions? Contact:

Justyna Braithwaite
Project Manager, SNAP Projects
justyna.braithwaite@trca.ca
(437)-880-2409