To understand how Canada rocketed from colonial outpost to G7 nation take a stroll through Square One.
With a host of Halloween spooktaculars and Autumn festivals aplenty, you’ll want to save some space on your calendar for these amazing events.
It’s time to pull out your flannels and get ready to celebrate the coziest time of year – Night Market Toronto is once again bringing the Fall vibes to Mississauga with its fourth annual Harvest Festival!
Some of the most skillful and imaginative chefs have made a name for themselves as part of the city’s ever-expanding culinary scene, attracting visitors from around the world and collecting acclaim from some of the most trusted reviewers, including Michelin.
Monday, September 30 marks the fourth annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day to honour First Nations, Inuit and Métis survivors of residential schools and their families.
Located on the east bank of the Credit River, just north of Lakeshore Road, the Park has green spaces, a stage, the city’s Music Walk of Fame – and a deep connection to the Mississaugas of the Credit.
Along with Fall weather comes Fall flavours – warm comfort food, hot apple cider and everything in between. Here’s where you can find some of the best Autumn eats in the city!
In 1906, there were 1,000 motor cars in Ontario, but by the early teens, motor cars could be frequently seen bouncing along gravel and dirt roads designed for horses and buggies.
The Canadian-made technology that showed us the world as we’d never seen it before and became a staple of big budget Hollywood films from its offices here in Mississauga.
Experience a once-in-a-lifetime art exhibit from September 28th – October 4th as Visit Mississauga welcomes internationally renowned artist Saype to Ontario for the first time ever.
As a hub of art and culture, Mississauga is buzzing this month with cool cultural festivals, incredible concerts and amazing art exhibitions. Check out what’s happening to help plan your visit.
Check out 10 of the top free activities to help you plan your Labour Day long weekend or the perfect family staycation and finish your summer with a splash.