Mississauga

Mississauga is a vibrant, fast-growing city on the shores of Lake Ontario, sitting right next to Toronto in the province of Ontario. It has a bright, modern energy, but it also knows how to slow down and enjoy the scenery. Wander through Port Credit and you will find sailboats bobbing in the harbour, amazing food, and gorgeous lake views that make it feel like a little world of its own. There is also a peaceful Japanese garden called Kariya Park, full of stone lanterns and quiet walking paths, which connects Mississauga to its sister city across the ocean in Japan.

The city is also home to one of the most creative city halls you will ever see. Its curved glass tower is built to work like a giant sundial, casting shadows that show the time on sunny days. Whether you are skating at Celebration Square in winter or exploring pioneer history at the Bradley Museum, Mississauga always has something exciting waiting for you.

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Quick fact

Mississauga is a city in Ontario just west of Toronto on the shores of Lake Ontario, and it is one of the fastest-growing cities in all of Canada.

Fun fact

Mississauga's city hall has a curved building designed to look like a sundial — and it actually works as one, casting shadows that tell the approximate time on sunny days!

Landmarks

Mississauga City Hall

Mississauga City Hall is a fascinating piece of architecture designed to look like a giant sundial, with a curved glass tower that actually casts time-telling shadows in the sun.

Port Credit

Port Credit is a charming lakeside village neighbourhood in Mississauga where you can stroll along the harbour, watch sailboats, and enjoy great food by Lake Ontario.

Kariya Park

Kariya Park is a serene Japanese garden named after Mississauga's sister city in Japan, featuring beautiful stone lanterns, bridges, and peaceful walking paths.

Celebration Square

Celebration Square is an outdoor public space right in the city centre that hosts festivals, concerts, an outdoor skating rink in winter, and a splash pad in summer.

Bradley Museum

The Bradley Museum is a living history site with restored 19th-century buildings where guides in period costumes show visitors what pioneer life in early Ontario was like.

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Quiz

Name the landmarks of Mississauga, put each one on the map, then spot the picture that came from somewhere else. Thirteen questions, no timer and no lives.

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