Learn about how the City of Mississauga continues to support Truth and Reconciliation
/Learn about how the City of Mississauga continues to support Truth and Reconciliation.
Read MoreLearn about how the City of Mississauga continues to support Truth and Reconciliation.
Read MoreIn connection with National Indigenous History Month in June, we thought we would explore a relatively lesser-known connection to Indigenous history here with the City of Mississauga.
Read MoreCelebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day at Inaugural Event on Mississauga Celebration Square.
Read MoreLearn about the Peel Crime Stoppers Canada Day BBQ.
Read MoreThe City of Mississauga is paving the way for people this summer by transforming some of our streets and sidewalks into open and active spaces for the community to enjoy.
Read MoreThe history of Bishop Strachan Court in Mississauga.
Read MoreRemembering the life of Mississauga’s legendary Ronnie Hawkins.
Read MorePeel Regional Council endorses intent to acquire Orangeville-Brampton Railway Corridor.
Read MoreA new road sign in the Lakeview area of Mississauga carries a significant link to history. Douglas McCurdy Common is a recent addition to the landscape (or is it roadscape?), and runs north off Lakeshore Road, just to the west of Cawthra Road.
Read MoreStay Cool This Summer at the City’s Many Spray Pads and Pools.
Read MoreMississauga’s historian Matthew Wilkinson walks you through a history of the iconic Small Arms Inspection Building.
Read MoreThe 2022 Aerial Spray Program Begins in Mississauga.
Read MoreLearn about the history and tragic theft of Yee Bon's painting on the Credit River in Mississauga.
Read MoreLearn about Mississauga's Carmen Corbasson Community Centre Renovation.
Read MoreRecognize an Outstanding Member of our Community - Mississauga's Civic Recognition Awards are Back and Nominations are Now Open.
Read MoreIn conversation with Melinda Prain, Communications and Fundraising Manager at The Compass Food Bank and Outreach Centre.
Read MoreInternational Firefighters’ Day in Mississauga.
Read MoreParking fines increasing on May 1st at Mississauga's waterfront.
Read MoreHere’s what you need to know about Mississauga’s Cherry Blossoms.
Read MoreOn August 11, 1930, a giant airship called R100 flew over historic Mississauga. Specifically, its route followed the Credit River Valley as it made its way from Niagara Falls to Toronto.
Read MoreModern Mississauga is about exploring Mississauga through the lens of the 21st century. We cover everything from a uniquely Canadian perspective - culture, style, living, technology, arts, entertainment, and community - and aim to represent the diverse blend of interests and experiences of Canada's sixth-largest city.
Avalon Stone’s music carries real weight, but it also builds bridges—between raw vulnerability and explosive volume, local roots and international stages.
3 Cool Canadian museums are within an hour of Mississauga.
I have mountains of fun in the Mont Tremblant Region during this winter road trip!
After spending a few days in North Bay, I half-jokingly thought of calling it “North Jay” given the excellent experience I had.
Winter Fun in Québec City - Canada's Winter Wonderland!
2026 Honda Accord Hybrid: Fuel Saver.
Santa, festive characters, live entertainment, holiday shopping and family fun come together December 13, 2026 in support of Music For Every Child.
The 2026 Arts on the Credit Holiday Market happens on November 28th at the unitarian Congregation in Mississauga!
A unique sound paired with a riveting, high energy live performance, make sure you experience the only Canadian stop on this leg of the tour.
This special event aims to help more shelter animals find loving homes before winter, when pet adoptions are typically lower.
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