As we head closer to the end of February and Black History Month, let’s take a look back at some fascinating history involving a prominent leader in the black community.
Oh no, it's finally happened! You promised yourself you would be the most careful person on the road, but nevertheless you got yourself (and your car) into a bit of a fender bender.
Here are the 5 hottest restaurants in Mississauga for the week of Feb. 16-22, based on the amount of organic page views and searches these restaurants received on insauga.com.
Pancakes or waffles? This is an important debate that has been ongoing for years, and no matter side of the spectrum you lean towards there’s no denying that both are delicious.
There is no battle more serious and important than the battle between two cities vying to be recognized as the best place to go for an exceptional sandwich.
With icy cold temperatures quickly becoming a mainstay of this winter season (as they are of any winter season, really), you might be looking for more indoor activities to partake in until we’re we
Diners in search of another Middle Eastern restaurant with a stunning interior are in luck—a highly-anticipated (and exceedingly chic) new hotspot has officially opened its doors.
You might think that malls are meant for shopping (and eating), and while that’s certainly true, they also tend to host different activities from time to time.
The "Me Too" movement, which was launched to encourage women to express solidarity with those who have experienced sexual harassment, assault and misconduct (and also share their own stories), has
While stores and restaurants tend to come and go, it’s always hard for shoppers to lose a local haunt that’s been occupying the same location for several years.
If you went to Square One in Mississauga to get some shopping done over the weekend, you might have noticed that the shopping centre was a little more crowded than usual.
Over the years of running insauga, people have told me many things about Mississauga because they assumed that I am interested in everything Mississauga.
If you're the owner of a small or medium-sized Canadian company, and are looking to invest in its growth, you have the chance to apply for a unique opportunity.
It’s no secret that life can be tough in Mississauga, especially with the cost of living continually outpacing wages (it can be difficult to purchase a $500,000+ house on a $40,000 a year salary, t
When millennials began fretting (rightfully so) over skyrocketing housing prices in Mississauga and surrounding cities, some unsympathetic naysayers poo pooed their concerns, saying that young peop
While condo development in Mississauga is nothing new—in fact, 46 new towers have been proposed for the Square One area over the next 10 years—members of communities outside of City Centre someti
8 - DixieFirst Area Land Grant 1806Accepted Establishment Date 1864First Post Office 1864 (Fountain Hill, later changed to Dixie)Dates of Significance 1810 (Oldest Mississauga cemetery established)
Cooksville became a hub of commercial activity in early Toronto Township (now the City of Mississauga), as it was centered on the intersection of two important early roads, Dundas Street and Huront
Long weekends are always exciting -- an extra day or two where you can sleep in, calories don't count, and there's the option to go on a long, leisurely road trip!
Most people take vacations to get away from their typical daily life, including their work life. However, this has been proven to be easier said than done.