About Mississauga
About Mississauga
Formed in 1974, Mississauga is now recognized as Canada’s 6th largest and fastest growing major city with a population of 695,000 residents representing cultures from around the world. Mississauga Is Canada’s Gateway.
Mississauga is home to Lester B. Pearson International Airport and the greatest concentration of major highways in the country, all of which position Mississauga to serve local, national and international markets and travelers. Local public transit is linked to Toronto and other neighbouring cities, offering a comprehensive network of bus, subway and commuter train routes.
Mississauga Is Safe
Recognized for being the safest city in Canada, Mississauga is a known major focal point for commercial activity, rich in arts, cultural facilities, parks, entertainment, night life and world class sport and recreational facilities for all interests that attract residents and visitors alike. Full of tremendous shopping opportunities and home to Square One, Ontario’s largest mall, Mississauga is the place to shop till you drop.
Mississauga Is A Corporate Capital
Home to more than 18,000 businesses and a major employment centre within the GTA, Mississauga houses 50 of Canada’s Fortune 500 offices providing residents with an opportunity to work close to home.
Mississauga Is Green
We have over 481 parks and woodlands with serene tranquil settings or passive and active recreational facilities with our lakefront parks becoming a boaters haven.
Explore and discover Mississauga with a REALTOR® who has practiced and lived in this community since 1976.
Formed in 1974, Mississauga is now recognized as Canada’s 6th largest and fastest growing major city with a population of 695,000 residents representing cultures from around the world. Mississauga Is Canada’s Gateway.
Mississauga is home to Lester B. Pearson International Airport and the greatest concentration of major highways in the country, all of which position Mississauga to serve local, national and international markets and travelers. Local public transit is linked to Toronto and other neighbouring cities, offering a comprehensive network of bus, subway and commuter train routes.
Mississauga Is Safe
Recognized for being the safest city in Canada, Mississauga is a known major focal point for commercial activity, rich in arts, cultural facilities, parks, entertainment, night life and world class sport and recreational facilities for all interests that attract residents and visitors alike. Full of tremendous shopping opportunities and home to Square One, Ontario’s largest mall, Mississauga is the place to shop till you drop.
Mississauga Is A Corporate Capital
Home to more than 18,000 businesses and a major employment centre within the GTA, Mississauga houses 50 of Canada’s Fortune 500 offices providing residents with an opportunity to work close to home.
Mississauga Is Green
We have over 481 parks and woodlands with serene tranquil settings or passive and active recreational facilities with our lakefront parks becoming a boaters haven.
Explore and discover Mississauga with a REALTOR® who has practiced and lived in this community since 1976.