Artist Glimpse: Jessica Sevier
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Jessica Sevier has a rare gift for transforming personal growing pains into anthemic, universal comfort.
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Creating Community in Mississauga Through Cookbooks
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Community cookbooks were and are a large part of historical and modern Mississauga, a rich archive of our city’s residents.
Read MoreLearn About the 2026 Vibrant Brampton Festival
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Vibrant Brampton SummerFest is expanding to three outdoor festival days, bringing an even larger celebration of South Asian music, arts, food and culture to Gage Park from July 17 to 19, 2026.
Read MoreHow to Vote in the 2026 Mississauga Election
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With a paltry voter turnout of 25.71 per cent in the 2024 Mississauga election, it’s crucial to vote later this year as your vote shapes our city.
Read MoreArtist Glimpse: Emma Della Rossa
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Blending indie-pop sensibilities with the folk-rooted intimacy of artists like Lizzy McAlpine, Emma’s work is defined by a commitment to authentic storytelling.
Read MoreThe Tim Hortons Southside Shuffle Blues & Jazz Festival Returns to Port Credit for 2026
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The 28th Annual Tim Hortons Southside Shuffle Blues & Jazz Festival returns to Port Credit, Mississauga, September 11 to 13.
Read MoreModern Travel: A Quebec Road Trip with the 2026 Nissan Rogue
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With the 90-degree rear doors, good fuel consumption, zero gravity seats and plenty of standard safety, there's a lot to like.
Read MoreCanada Day Thoughts in Mississauga
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Wishing everyone a very Happy Canada Day on this 159th Anniversary of Confederation.
Read MoreA Personal History of Mississauga's 2nd Line West by Tom Herstad
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Perhaps the best journeys begin by looking back.
Read MoreWhy Every Modern Wardrobe Needs Custom Suits and a Classic Double-Breasted Suit
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Why Every Modern Wardrobe Needs Custom Suits and a Classic Double-Breasted Suit.
Read MoreArtist Glimpse: Mississauga's Tom Frelek
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As he continues to push his music forward from his home base in Mississauga, his work stands as a strong example of the high-caliber dedication found within our local arts community.
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Canada Day in Port Credit Returns on July 1, 2026
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This free, family-friendly celebration will transform Lakeshore Road into a vibrant festival destination featuring live entertainment, a 40-foot Ferris wheel, amusement rides and more!
Read MoreThe Mississauga Symphony Orchestra Presents Music of the World: A Tribute to the Beautiful Game
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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.
Read MoreRemembering Fallen Officers and Mississauga
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Our community and our province is in mourning as we reflect on the lives lost in the service of others.
Read MoreThe Mississauga Symphony Orchestra to Perform Their Annual Outdoor Concert in Port Credit This July
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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.
Read MoreWhen Auto Polo came to Mississauga
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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!
Read MoreModern Travel: A Wonderful One Tank Trip to Peterborough
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Follow my Peterborough path or use it as an inspiration to choose your own adventures in this vibrant, artistic and culture-rich city.
Read MoreThese are Mississauga's Four Farmers Markets to Support
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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.
Read MoreMississauga to Bring Free Sports Equipment to Select Parks
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Through this no-cost pilot program, residents will now be able to borrow free sports equipment, including items like basketballs and soccer balls.
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