The History of Mississauga’s Wilcox Road
/he roots of this road, and the residential lots along its route, trace back to 1924. But what (or who) is Wilcox Road named after?
Read Morehe roots of this road, and the residential lots along its route, trace back to 1924. But what (or who) is Wilcox Road named after?
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Read MoreMississauga welcomes the ultimate gathering of Canada's action sports communities from July 12-14 in the heart of the city.
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By offering all tickets at just $35 all-in, and using first-come, first-served seating, the MSO is removing barriers and creating more opportunities for people across our community to experience the power of live music.
Our community and our province is in mourning as we reflect on the lives lost in the service of others.
Last year’s Symphony int he Park attracted an audience of over 2,000 people. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to secure parking and a prime spot.
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!
Follow my Peterborough path or use it as an inspiration to choose your own adventures in this vibrant, artistic and culture-rich city.
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.
Through this no-cost pilot program, residents will now be able to borrow free sports equipment, including items like basketballs and soccer balls.
2026 Honda Civic Hatchback - Rolling Along.
While we no longer, generally, observe Decoration Day, as veterans of the Fenian Raids of 1866 we remember their brave service.
A delightful day of food and wine in Northern Virginia’s Loudon County.
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