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Mississauga is a Canadian city in Ontario, bordering Toronto and Lake Ontario. It has a diverse and multicultural population, a thriving business district, and a history dating back to Indigenous peoples and early settlers.
May 11, 2023 · Discover the best places to visit in Mississauga, a multicultural city with a stunning skyline, a vibrant waterfront, and a variety of parks and shops. Explore Port Credit, Square One, Jack Darling Memorial Park, Celebration Square, and more with this guide.
Embark on a celebratory journey through Mississauga’s 50 years with our curated list of the top 50 must-see attractions and experiences, honouring a half-century of vibrancy, culture, and community spirit!
Discover Mississauga, a friendly and diverse city with plenty of attractions, events and activities. Explore the city's cultural mosaic, natural beauty, shopping, dining and more with Visit Mississauga's guide.
Oct 2, 2024 · Mississauga is a city in southeastern Ontario, southwest of Toronto, with a diverse industrial and residential base. Learn about its history, geography, attractions, and news from Britannica.
Jun 27, 2024 · Mississauga is a vibrant and diverse city west of Toronto, with over 500 parks, historic villages, shopping centres and cultural events. Learn about its history, location, things to do, places to eat and points of interest on this official tourism website.
Visit Mississauga is the official DMO for Canada's sixth largest city, located on the waterfront of Lake Ontario. Find out about local neighbourhoods, things to see and do, events, and how to plan your stay in Mississauga.
Oct 24, 2012 · Mississauga is the seventh-largest city in Canada, and the second-largest in the Greater Toronto Area (see also Largest Cities in Canada by Population). Growing from 234,975 residents in 1975, planners forecast a population of 930,800 by 2051. Mississauga’s population is also ethnically diverse.
In 1965, the Township of Toronto applied to the Ontario Municipal Board to incorporate as a town and needed a new name. With the goal of uniting the villages and communities within its borders, the Township Council asked residents to send in suggestions for a new name. ... As Canada’s seventh largest city, Mississauga is a key economic centre ...
