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A Mississauga Landmark is Getting a Huge Facelift If you're fond of heritage structures and like seeing them get a little TLC, you might be happy to know that the Small Arms Inspection Bu	A Look at Mississauga's Historical Movie Theatres For years now, it has seemed like the days of the old school movie theatre are long over.
Historical Black Settlers Helped Shape Mississauga When people think of Black History Month, they often think of devastating stories of enslavement and discrimination.	A Look at One of Mississauga's "Most Famous Warrior Sons" This Remembrance Day article was prov
Hazel McCallion Through the Years Hazel McCallion, Mississauga's larger-than-life mayor for 36 years, was first elected Mayor in November 1978.	"The 4 Sisters” and Their Demolition! The Lakeview Generating Station was opened by Premier John Robarts on June 20, 1962.
When Mississauga Was “Toronto” Were it not for the population growth in what's now Mississauga, this website might have been named something else. Why?	The Proposed Boundaries of Mississauga Until the 1960s, the Region of Peel was composed of a variety of small jurisdictions, both rural townships and incorporated villages.
The Day Malton Blew Up On October 25, 1969, a faulty pipe exploded in a gas line beneath the junction of Airport and Derry Roads in Malton, causing a huge fire at the Four Corners.	When Erin Mills Town Centre Had a Clock Tower Erin Mills Town Centre premiered their new glass sphere a couple of years ago, and it’s officially the new centerpiece of the mall.