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Ep 42 - Mississauga City Hall (Part 1)

The Mississauga Civic Centre is the city hall of the city of Mississauga. The Centre was finished in 1987 by Jones and Kirkland and stands at 92 metres high. The design was influenced by farmsteads which once occupied much of Mississauga. The barn-like structure design which includes a clock tower was chosen as the winner of a design competition that included 246 submissions. City Hall is located near Square One Shopping Centre (one of Canada's largest shopping malls) and is home to the City Council of Mississauga. A 9,000 square metre court yard with a pool//fountain/ice rink is located on the south side of the building; to the west is a floral garden, often used for wedding pictures. North is a skateboard park, and south of the complex is the five-storey Mississauga Central Library, one of the largest in the GTA. In this episode we're going to look at some of City Hall's architecture.

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6:53 - Semi detached houses in Meadowvale Mississauga

7:75 - Town Houses in Meadowvale

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11:49 - Transportation in Meadowvale, Meadowvale Go Train

13:10 - Mature Mississauga Suburb

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Colliers International through Ben Williams is pleased to offer 1700 Sismet Road, Mississauga for sale and lease.
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-High quality industrial freestand with coveted E-3 zoning.
-Located in Central Mississauga, in the established
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-Well laid out office space with ample open space and private offices.
-Excellent access to Highways 401, 410, 403, 427, Pearson Airport and public transit.
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Luxury Tridel Grand Ovation Bright Sunny Corner Unit 2 Bedroom With Great Views Of Lake Ontario And Square One Mall. Open Kitchen, Granite Counters With Island, Freshly Painted. Across Street To Central Library, Ymca And Celebration Square, Walking Distance To Square One Mall, City Transit, City Hall, Living Arts Centre, Movie Theater. Two Side-By-Side Parking Spots And One Locker. Low Maintenance Fees!

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Central Library 25th Anniversary

Mississauga Central Library - 25th B-Day & Take 2 Culture Day

Dorothy Weiss celebrated Mississauga Central's Library 25th Birthday along with Mayor Hazel McCallion, theory 6 robotics team and pop opera group Naria. Dorothy also spoke with fashion designer David Dixon about his upcoming collection.

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Fun at Jack Darling Memorial Park/free places for kids in Mississauga

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Fun at Jack Darling Memorial Park/free activities for kids... one of the best places to visit in Ontario with beautiful lake views, kids activities and bbq area

The Villages of Mississauga | Mississauga Real Estate Agent and Realtor in Mississauga Jeff O'Leary

The Villages of Mississauga is the best resource available for neighbourhood information in Mississauga

Real Estate in Mississauga varies depending on the neighbourhood you want to live in. Communities such as Port Credit, Lorne Park, Mineola and Sheridan are known for high end luxury homes while other communities such as Central Erin Mills, Rathwood and Streetsville are known as communities that offer a family friendly lifestyle. Read further for a complete list of communities in Mississauga.

The purpose of this video is not simply to go over MLS homes for sale, but to show viewers that Mississauga is not just a sea of houses, town houses on condos. Jeffrey O'Leary, Top Mississauga Real Estate Agent explains the differences in the community, and why it's important to focus on the lifestyle aspect of the home search. Below are the most popular communities in Mississauga:


Port Credit is a small urban village that scores high on lifestyle and amenities.


Lorne Park is a large neighbourhood in South Mississauga that is home to some of the city's most expensive homes.


Mineola is one of Mississauga's most exclusive communities.


Lakeview is a popular community for home owners that want to live close to Totonto, and are looking for a community that will grow and appreciate in the future.


Clarkson is an excellent community for residents who want to live close to the lake, and enjoy easy access to Toronto.


Home to the bread and Honey festival, Streetsville is known for its community spirit, and quaint little shops and restaurants located on Queen St.


Known for quiet living and excellent schools, Central Erin Mills is very popular with families.


South Erin Mills has a wide range of housing styles to provide family housing at all price points.


The community of Sheridan consists of Sheridan Homelands, Sherwood Forest and the exclusive Mississauga Road corridor.


Erindale offers a mix of affordable semi and detached family homes in Credit Woodlands, along with luxury and custom homes in the areas closest to the Credit River.


Meadowvale is known its for tree lined streets, an extensive network of parks and paths, and has 2 man made lakes, Lake Wabukayne and lake Aquitaine, which are popular with residents and nature lovers.


Lisgar is popular with families looking for an affordable home in Mississauga.


Meadowvale Village is a small, upper-class community that boasts excellent french language schools and a historic village.


Applewood is a 1970's style suburban community located in east central Mississauga.


Rathwood is a quaint family oriented community with large homes and good schools.


Cooksville is the most densely populated area in Mississauga and contains a lot of apartments and condominiums.


Churchill Meadows
Homes in Churchill Meadows were designed with a nod to old world charm, and the neighbourhood was designed to become a walking community in generations to come.

Mississauga Valleys is a small, densely population area located in the centre of Mississauga.


Hurontario is a centrally located community just north of the Mississauga City Centre.


The Mississauga City Centre is known for it's modern cutting edge architecture and the large amount of high rise buildings is unique for a suburb.


East Credit is a large builder development located East of Streetsville in north Mississauga.





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Mississauga Library - Our Saga

The history of Mississauga, with archival resources from Central Library, Arts & History Department.

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♥Mississauga After Amalgamation: A City Emerges♥

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MISSISSAUGA AFTER AMALGAMATION: A CITY EMERGES
Settlers began arriving in the early 1800s, and Toronto Township, now known as Mississauga is often referred to as the city of villages. While most cities expand outward from a central settlement, Mississauga is unique in that it’s made up of crossroad hamlets and villages, each with their own distinctive history, that were joined together in amalgamation to form the city. The names of many of these villages are etched on the ceiling of Council Chamber at the Civic Centre and some are found on road signs throughout the city. Beyond these small villages, Mississauga was largely farmland, up until the advent of the automobile and paved roads, which would become the catalyst for suburban development. Many affluent Torontonians looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, built summer homes on lakefront properties here and along the Credit River Valley in the early 20th century.

Here are some additional links to learn about the History of Mississauga:

1957 promotional film about Mississauga’s Development


Mississauga Library – Our Saga


History of Port Credit from Heritage Mississauga


Mississauga: The First 10,000 Years


MISSISSAUGA, Ontario – facts and history


Credit River History – The Majestic Credit River


Memories of Small Arms Limited in Lakeview, Mississauga

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5 and 10 - Mississauga (Dundas & Hurontario), Cooksville, Ontario, Canada

5 & 10 aka. Four Corners - the Intersection of Dundas & Hurontario streets in Cooksville, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

Today Mississauga, Ontario, just west of Toronto, is Canada's 6th largest city with a population of over 730,000. It is the 2nd biggest city in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) after Toronto itself. From the 1980s to 1990s, Mississauga was Canada's fastest growing city, with developers gobbling up farmland for residential, commercial, and industrial development. Today growth has slowed because there's no undeveloped land left. GTA developers have moved on to places further out, like York Region and Milton.

Until about the mid-20th century, Mississauga wasn't a city at all. Instead, it was a group of separate rural villages known collectively as Toronto Township. The city's modern name comes from the Algonquian-speaking Mississauga indigenous people, who lived there until the 19th century.

Many of the old villages of Toronto Township have become modern neighbourhoods in the city, including Cooksville, Port Credit, Sheridan, Streetsville, Meadowvale, Malton, and Clarkson.

The modern city of Mississauga was formed in the 1960s and 1970s by the amalgamation of these different villages. For much of its history, Mississauga was administered by Hazel McCallion, who came to office in 1978. She stepped down in 2014 around the age of 93, as one of the longest serving and oldest mayors in North America.

Even before Mississauga became a city, the intersection of Dundas and Hurontario streets in Cooksville, known colloquially as 5 and 10, served as the commercial centre of Toronto Township. The nickname comes from the fact that Dundas Street used to be called Highway 5, and Hurontario Street used to be called Highway 10. Today the busy intersection is officially called Four Corners.

When Mississauga was 1st amalgamated in 1968, 5 & 10 served as the headquarters of the town government. But after 1971, the town administration gradually began moving its offices north, to Hurontario and Burnhamthorpe streets. A new Civic Centre was completed there in 1987. The Mississauga Central Library was also moved from 5 & 10 to Hurontario and Burnhamthorpe during this period. Square One Shopping Centre, built on what used to be farmland in the 1970s, is also located in this area. In addition, the city's main bus terminal is here. The Hurontario and Burnhamthorpe area has now been designated the official downtown of Mississauga.

But Hurontario and Burnhamthorpe still doesn't really feel like a downtown. The wide streets are mostly built for cars and Square One Mall draws people indoors, away from the street. 5 & 10 still feels like the closest thing Mississauga has to an urban downtown. Its an important transit hub for Miway (Mississauga Public Transit) buses. The Route 1 and Express 101 Dundas buses go west from 5 and 10 to the University of Toronto Mississauga's Erindale Campus, and towards South Common Centre Mall and Oakville. And they go east to Islington Subway Station in Toronto, connection with the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) public transit and subway trains. Routes 19 and 103 Express buses run up and down Hurontario Street, from Port Credit GO Station in the south to Shopper's World in Brampton to the north. Along the way, the Hurontario buses stop at the main Mississauga bus terminal at Square One Mall.

5 & 10 also has relatively dense residential housing (by suburban standards)- townhouses and low and highrise buildings line Hurontario south of Dundas. The area has lots of plazas with small mom and pop stores along Dundas and Hurontario. There are also newer plazas with big box stores and franchises like Royal Bank, Shopper's World and McDonald's. The intersection usually has a relatively high amount of foot traffic by suburban standards, which occasionally attracts panhandlers- something that's common in Downtown Toronto, but you rarely see in other parts of Mississauga.

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Alpha's Preschool & Child care Centre in Mississauga

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Mississauga Daycare and Preschool
Alpha’s Preschool Academy and Child Care Centre is located in the heart of Meadowvale Mississauga. Our daycare and preschool is dedicated to providing children 12 months to 5 years with a quality program that helps the child to learn and grow. We aim to provide warm consistent care to teach and nurture children in a loving, respecting manner. Our goal is to enrich each child’s emotional well-being and cognitive stimulation through academics, daily routines and physical care. Our planned activities and stimulating interactions with peers and teachers promote raising happy, healthy, well-adjusted children.

Located on the north-east corner of Erin Mills and Battleford, Mississauga, our daycare offers a clean, safe environment. All of our teachers are qualified Early Childhood Educators . We offer nutritious meals that follow Canada’s Food Guide for children under the age of 6. We accommodate food restrictions. We encourage phone inquiries so we can help you choose the right care for your child.

Providing the best daycare for your child in Mississauga is our top most priority.