The document discusses city squares and compares Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto to the Mississauga Civic Centre square. It notes that city squares typically include features like walkways, benches, fountains, sculptures, and are surrounded by buildings. They are places for people to gather, relax, eat, watch people and events. While Nathan Phillips Square attracts many people, the Mississauga Civic Centre square seems empty and unused. The document suggests opportunities to activate underused public spaces.