Learn about the history of Mississauga's Glen Leven

Historically the pineapple, in Europe and North America, was a showcase for exclusivity, wealth and aristocracy. As pineapples became more readily available after the Second World War, it developed additional symbolism. It became seen as a sign of welcome, neighbourliness and hospitality.

In 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.

The history of Bishop Strachan Court in Mississauga.

A 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.

Mississauga’s historian Matthew Wilkinson walks you through a history of the iconic Small Arms Inspection Building.