A great number of citizens from historic Toronto Township and from the City of Mississauga have answered the call to serve.

Avalon Stone’s music carries real weight, but it also builds bridges—between raw vulnerability and explosive volume, local ...

The 2026 Arts on the Credit Holiday Market happens on November 28th at the unitarian Congregation in Mississauga! Here are ...

A unique sound paired with a riveting, high energy live performance, make sure you experience the only Canadian stop on this ...

Mississauga and Toronto have no shortage of clinics advertising laser hair removal, and that abundance can actually make the decision harder. Prices swing wildly, equipment ranges from outdated to ...

Choosing the best roofing companies in Toronto and Mississauga matters more than almost any other home decision homeowners make in the GTA. Toronto winters punish roofs with freeze-thaw cycles, heavy ...

After 131 weeks of articles with Modern Mississauga, this article will deviate from our normal subject material – this article, for the first time in this series, does not have a direct connection to ...

The mid-to-late 1960s brought a great deal of restructuring for municipalities in Ontario. For the most part, this restructuring was led by the Province with the formation of regional governments.

Over the years, we have often marked the end of the summer season with a Blue Rodeo concert at the RBC Amphitheatre in Toronto. The evening is always a summer highlight for us. This year’s concert ...

The Lexus IS returns for 2026 with a refreshed exterior, interior and slightly revamped driving dynamics and in only one engine choice. Trimming the herd resulted in the cutting of the IS 300 and IS ...

This week’s article continues with our nautical theme and the evolution of the harbour at Port Credit. Last week’s article looked at the development of the harbour in the 1960s and the arrival of ...