The Naming History of Streetsville's Albert and George Streets in Mississauga.

The History of Mississauga’s “King.”

The History of Mississauga’s Sparling Woods.

The History of Mississauga’s McLeod Park.

The history of Mississauga’s Tobias Mason Park.

It is quite possible that these woods, known today as Britannia Woods Community Forest, are a remnant of an ancient landscape.

Just picture it, a full-grown black bear wandering down Dundas Street, near what is today Erin Mills Parkway.

United Empire Loyalist Day in Mississauga.

It 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.

Searching for Richard of Mississauga’s Dickson Park.

Remembering Mississauga’s Miszczuk Subdivision.

What 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.

The History of Solar Eclipses Over Mississauga.

Mississauga has lost a friend, a champion, whose energy and enthusiasm for our City and for sports was felt by all who knew him.

The Story Behind Mississauga’s Burns Lane.

Colonel Connell James Baldwin (1777-1861) was one of the highest-ranking officers from the British army to settle in historic Mississauga.

Margaret Leslie served with Red Cross Welfare Division, and later became President of the Region of Peel Branch of the Canadian Red Cross.

Looking for Mississauga’s William and Lettie.

The honour has been presented annually since 1980, and to date there have been 45 recipients.