Peel’s heat, building by building.

Pan and zoom the map. Click a census tract for its real exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive-capacity quintiles, or click a pin for a candidate hub’s honest first-pass score.

The five are ranked on a heat-led, five-factor score. Flood and winter / energy burden are shown as extra lenses, not folded into that score yet.

The flood layer is TRCA's riverine regulatory floodplain, the greater of the Hurricane Hazel Regional Storm or the 100-year flood, not urban or storm-sewer flooding. West Peel's Credit River watershed is mapped separately by Credit Valley Conservation.

Watch the case build: heat risk, the shelter gap, ten trusted candidates, the five to harden first, then Malton.

Selected candidate hub

#1 · candidate hub

Malton Community Centre and Library

Community centre + library · Mississauga

3540 Morning Star Drive, Mississauga, ON L4T 1Y2

91/100first-pass score

candidate hub, not equippedmodelled 500 m reachsite audit required

Inside the first-pass score

Heat vulnerability nearby35%

top quintileverified

Vulnerable population in catchment25%

500 m proxy, count pendingmodelled

Trust / community role20%

Civic anchorverified

Rooftop hardening potential10%

largemodelled

Facility suitability10%

highmodelled

Beyond the first-pass score

Census tract population5,217verified

Flood~50 m from the floodplainmodelled

Winter / energy burdenquintile 5 of 5modelled

Backup powernot confirmedpending

Year-round resilience case: high on both heat (HVI 5) and winter energy burden (quintile 5 of 5).

Evidence-backed hero candidate; HVI 5 and connected to Malton Library.

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Harden these five first

Rank is hand-verified. A building cannot enter the top five from a modelled estimate alone.