This is the final of a four-part article series from Heritage Mississauga's UTM internship student Daston Babakan that explores early Chinese connections in historic Mississauga.
Read MoreClipperton was a dedicated school teacher, accomplished athlete, known as one of the founding directors of the Streetsville Bread and Honey Festival, and an original director on what later became the Mississauga Food Bank.
Read MoreLearn about BRKFREE, Mississauga's newest social entertainment destination debuting in summer 2024.
Read MoreLearn about Mississauga's Inaugural "Country In The Port" Festival.
Read MoreThis is the third of a four-part article series from Heritage Mississauga's UTM internship student Daston Babakan that explores early Chinese connections in historic Mississauga.
Read MoreThis is the second of a four-part article series from Heritage Mississauga's UTM internship student Daston Babakan that explores early Chinese connections in historic Mississauga.
Read MoreFrom diverse festivals and outdoor fitness sessions to captivating movies and lively concerts, there's something for everyone.
Read MoreA discrepancy in capacity figures for the Small Arms Building have to the cancellation of this festival.
Read MoreThis is the first of a four-part article series from Heritage Mississauga's UTM internship student Daston Babakan that explores early Chinese connections in historic Mississauga.
Read MoreThe event will run Sunday’s from May 26th to October 27th, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.
Read MoreLearn about Mississauga's Spirit of Service fundraiser for Sharelife by Philip Pocock Catholic Secondary School.
Read MoreLearn About the 2024 Streetsville Historic Walking Tours.
Read MoreIt is a rare occasion that we can commemorate a 200th anniversary here in Mississauga, but Eden United Church in Meadowvale has reached that venerable milestone here in 2024.
Read MoreMississauga is enabling youths aged 12-16 have fun for free this summer.
Read MoreSearching for Richard of Mississauga’s Dickson Park.
Read MoreRemembering Mississauga’s Miszczuk Subdivision.
Read MoreStreetsville Village Square's Stage Petitioned to be Named After Mississauga's Late Gary Clipperton.
Read MoreWhat we know today as Indian Road was not, in its origins, a planned thoroughfare, but its roots do connect back to some early surveys in historic Mississauga.
Read MoreThe History of Solar Eclipses Over Mississauga.
Read MoreMississauga’s new transportation option is a shared rental system of e-bikes and e-scooters to navigate the city.
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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.
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 old schoolhouse is one of only a few historic schoolhouses that survive in Mississauga and is a celebrated reminder of the early days of established education in our city.
From a makeshift sign in the Scotiabank Arena pit to commanding festival stages, Lucas Mason has proven his viral breakthrough was just the beginning.
For all the travel that I’ve done in my 15+ year career, I was excited to adventure in my back yard.
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