Celebrating the “Landing” of the AVRO Arrow in Mississauga
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The AVRO Arrow replica has landed back home, where it all began more than 70 years ago.
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The AVRO Arrow Comes Home Again to Mississauga
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The AVRO Arrow – the plane, the story, the legend, the myth – has come back to where it all began more than 70 years ago.
Read MoreMaking Mississauga Connections in Niagara
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While there are only two flying Lancasters left in the world today – one in Canada and one in England – 430 Lancaster Bombers were built by Victory Aircraft in Malton.
Read MoreThe Cheesy History of Mississauga
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Cheese making also came here to Mississauga many years ago. A number of individuals, listed as Cheese Makers by profession, have come to light in research over the years.
Read MoreLearn About The Compass Food Bank's 20th Annual Walk The Walk Fundraiser
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The Compass Food Bank's 20th Annual Walk The Walk fundraising event takes place on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
Read MoreThe Royal Canadian Legion in Mississauga
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Legions regularly lead the way in terms of community remembrance activities, Remembrance Day ceremonies, the Poppy Campaign, and youth education initiatives to ensure the stories and sacrifices of veterans are not forgotten.
Read MoreMississauga and the Poltroonery Scoundrel
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Many roads laid out and named under Dennis’ surveys remain part of our city’s streetscape today.
Read MoreCreating Community in Mississauga Through Cookbooks
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Community cookbooks were and are a large part of historical and modern Mississauga, a rich archive of our city’s residents.
Read MoreCanada Day Thoughts in Mississauga
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Wishing everyone a very Happy Canada Day on this 159th Anniversary of Confederation.
Read MoreA Personal History of Mississauga's 2nd Line West by Tom Herstad
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Perhaps the best journeys begin by looking back.
Read MoreCanada Day in Port Credit Returns on July 1, 2026
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This free, family-friendly celebration will transform Lakeshore Road into a vibrant festival destination featuring live entertainment, a 40-foot Ferris wheel, amusement rides and more!
Read MoreRemembering Fallen Officers and Mississauga
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Our community and our province is in mourning as we reflect on the lives lost in the service of others.
Read MoreWhen Auto Polo came to Mississauga
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I inadvertently opened a book to a chapter of the Cooksville Fair where it highlighted a story about the “Auto Polo Contest” in 1922. Think of a combination of polo, car racing, and a demolition derby!
Read MoreThese are Mississauga's Four Farmers Markets to Support
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Come early for the best selection and stock up on seasonal produce, fruits, cured meats, cheeses, homemade favourites like jams and baked goods, artisan crafts and more.
Read MoreMississauga Remembers Decoration Day
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While we no longer, generally, observe Decoration Day, as veterans of the Fenian Raids of 1866 we remember their brave service.
Read MoreThe Story behind Mississauga’s Glengarry
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The road was simply referred to as the “Road Allowance Between Lots 8 and 9” in Range 2, in the Racey Tract, Credit Reserve. It doesn’t quite roll off the tongue.
Read MoreMeandering in Mississauga’s Old Malton
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Malton is a fascinating part of Mississauga – it truly has some stories that make it unique amongst the founding villages of Mississauga.
Read MoreThe Price is Right for these Free Summer Attractions in Mississauga
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Fantastic free events and attractions in Mississauga make the price right for fun.
Read MoreMississauga’s Sheridan United Church marks 200 Years!
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You would be forgiven if, while zooming along the QEW past Winston Churchill Boulevard today (on a good traffic flow day), you did not recognize the few physical reminders that remain on the landscape from the historic crossroads hamlet of Sheridan.
Read MoreRemembering Mississauga’s Model Bakery
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The Model Bakery in Cooksville opened relatively quietly in April of 1917. The bakery was an immediate success, and became known for its pies, breads and exceptional cakes.
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