Remembering Maungwudaus of the Mississaugas
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Maungwudaus led an influential and multifaceted life, which allowed him to significantly impact his community.
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Mississauga's Friendship Agreements
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The common thread between the three friendship agreements is to continue to foster a spirit of friendship and cooperation between Mississauga residents and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation.
Read MoreRemembering Nahnebahwequay, and announcing “The Legend of Nahnee” from Heritage Mississauga
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With the support of her community, Nahnee was eventually called on by the Rama First Nation band council to petition Queen Victoria in England and to advocate for the rights of First Nations peoples.
Read MoreShips in Bottles to Silk Scarves – Prisoners of War at the Cooksville Brickyard in Mississauga
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What was even more interesting, to the Department of Defence’s dismay, were the connections the POWs had formed with the Cooksville community and beyond.
Read MoreRemembering Mississauga's Charles Cameron
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Part of the Sheridan Homelands subdivision today is located on a former 200-acre farm property, previously belonging to Charles Cameron.
Read MoreThe Best Free Things to do in Summer at Mississauga's Celebration Square
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Enjoy these sweet summer events that are free from May to October!
Read MoreMississauga Launches New Parking Stations for Shared e-bikes and e-scooters
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Installing more than 100 parking stations will help organize the shared e-bikes and e-scooters while keeping regular bike racks available for personal devices.
Read MoreYour 2025 Guide to Mississauga’s Spray Pads and Pools
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Your 2025 Guide to Mississauga’s Spray Pads and Pools.
Read MoreMississauga Remembers the 80th Anniversary of the Liberation of the Netherlands
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Mississauga Remembers the 80th Anniversary of the Liberation of the Netherlands.
Read MoreRemembering Mississauga’s Mary Louise Clarke
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Mary Louise had A.R. Clarke Memorial Hall built in Port Credit and dedicated to the memory of her late husband.
Read MoreThe History of Mississauga’s Madill Boulevard
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The story of Ben Madill, a much beloved and passionate advocate of the preservation and our stories, local history, and of his home community of Britannia.
Read MoreMississauga's Magnificent & Modern Marina Park Reopens May 3, 2025
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The new and improved Marina Park in Port Credit has gone from bland to grand and reopens on May 3rd, 2025.
Read MoreThe Flight through historic Mississauga – Part 2
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Like many fascinating stories from our history, the events of 1837 were not the end of Mackenzie’s story.
Read MoreThe Flight Through Historic Mississauga – Part 1
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The Flight Through Historic Mississauga – Part 1.
Read MoreLearn About Mississauga's Newest Festival, Canada Day #INThePort
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When one can of red paint closes, another one opens.
Read MoreThe new "One Mississauga" Campaign Aims to Combat Racism, Discrimination and Hate
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The City of Mississauga launches their “One Mississauga” campaign encouraging all to face and understand the racism, discrimination and hatred experienced in our community.
Read MoreRemembering Mississauga’s Emerson Taylor
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Emerson Taylor was one of the early, prominent citizens and businessmen who helped to put Erindale Village (and Mississauga) on the map.
Read MoreThe History of Ships in Bottles in Mississauga
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The History of Ships in Bottles in Mississauga.
Read MoreControlled Burns Happening at Mississauga's Jack Darling Park & Lorne Park Prairie this Spring
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Controlled burns are needed every three to four years to help regenerate tallgrass prairies and remove invasive plants.
Read MoreRemembering Eva Ardiel, former Schoolmistress at the Old Britannia Schoolhouse in Mississauga
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Remembering the “one of a kind” Eva Ardiel, former Schoolmistress at the Old Britannia Schoolhouse in Mississauga.
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