You cannot miss Clarke Memorial Hall today as you drive, walk or cycle along Lakeshore Road. It is unlike any other building in the village … or in Canada, for that matter.
Read MoreNext time you walk through the hustle and bustle of City Centre, remember that people have walked where you are for thousands of years. It may be covered up by brick, concrete and glass, but the history is always buried deep down.
Read MoreThere are a lot of twists and shouts…ok, twists and turns here but stay with me, okay?
Read MoreHere are a few spots across Mississauga where fall foliage stands to offer the most plentiful bouquets of colour for your viewing pleasure.
Read MoreFormally known as the Port Credit and Vicinity Soldiers’ Memorial, the cenotaph is located on what was once the former site of the Port Credit village square and band shell.
Read MoreWelcome to the Autumn 2023 interactive digital issue of Mississauga's magazine!
Read MoreAnd with that, print media in Mississauga has run out of ink.
Read MoreA Tale of Two Dixies in Mississauga.
Read MoreFinding Mississauga in the Maritimes – Chapter 3.
Read MoreHow Mississauga is Acknowledging the 2023 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Through September.
Read MoreFinding Mississauga in the Maritimes - Chapter 2
Read MoreFinding Mississauga in the Maritimes – Chapter 1
Read MoreAs one of 99 actions for Mississauga’s “Vision Zero Action Plan,” the newly implemented “Pedestrian Head Start Signals” are being installed at nearly 200 local intersections.
Read MoreHow to Apply for Mississauga's 2023 Driveway Windrow Snow Clearing Program.
Read MoreLarge scale blackface performances continued in Mississauga until the early 1970s. Only a single generation has passed since blackface was performed in Mississauga’s public spaces that remain in operation.
Read MoreGlen Eden Park in northwest Mississauga is home to some seemingly out-of-place concrete posts. If you have not seen them, it might be worth a visit.
Read MoreAlthough there might be an older tree in town, the white oak tree growing just off Clarkson Road North is likely one of the most ancient.
Read MoreThe movement spread to Canada the next year when the first Girl Guide Company was formed in St. Catharines, Ontario under the leadership of Mary Malcolmson.
Read MoreThe History of The Beatty Caravan and Mississauga.
Read MoreFinding Mississauga Again in Bayfield, Ontario.
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.
With the 2022 Mississauga election having a paltry 21.84% voter turnout, this series is to educate the community and hopefully increase voter turnout for 2026.
The Markle family from the Dixie area of historic Mississauga found themselves, to no fault of their own, connected to a case of treason.
The 2024 Mississauga election saw 21% of Mississauga’s voting population making decisions for the entire city. That’s kinda bizarre, right?
To Ontario’s top country artists, Ryan Cassar is the elite session player holding down the groove on major festival stages and in quiet tracking rooms.
Just Me Conference 2026 Returns to Mississauga: A Day Built to Build Confidence and Career Dreams.
2026 Toyota RAV4 - Long Haul Thoughts.
2027 Subaru Trailseeker - Finding the Right Trail.
Two days of creativity, one spectacular space, paired with over 30 artists results in the 2026 Artworks show.
Limited to 250 seats, each concert places audiences just steps from the musicians.
Back for the second year, A City in Tune: Mississauga’s Greatest Hits, returns to Adamson Estate from September 24 to December 27, 2026.
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