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“No child should have to go to bed hungry,” says Dan Meadowcroft, who conceived of the idea for ’Twas the Bite Before Christmas in a coffee shop three years ago. Stocking the shelves of Mississauga’s food banks is the thrust… Continue Reading →
A brand spankin’ new Jack Astor’s has opened its doors at Argentia! (2967 Argentia Road at 401 and Winston Churchill Drive). Come on in to check out the best audio visual package in Mississauga. They also have some great new… Continue Reading →
The 143,000 square foot center will have many distinctive services to help clients to change their lives, including: certified professionals; comprehensive businesses and spas; sports; professional fitness; and family recreation facilities. The company’s approach is to work holistically with customers… Continue Reading →
The Mississauga Urban Design Awards not only celebrate good design in the city, but also raise the bar for the quality of future developments. The winners are usually trendsetters which serve as examples of excellent urban design. 2010 marked the… Continue Reading →
Jobs and prosperity flow in part from entrepreneurs with ideas about how to do something better. They bring something new into a market and create jobs from research and innovation. When economists connect innovation to jobs to prosperity, the numbers… Continue Reading →
MississaugaLife’s first online auction for charity offered $500 in gift cards from Dixie Outlet Mall. Here Nicole Meriano presents the gift cards to surprise winner Councillor Ron Starr, who gives the cheque for his winning bid to Chris Hatch, Executive Director of The Mississauga… Continue Reading →
Mamma Mia!—smash hit musical at Living Arts 3 performances only! Mamma Mia! the smash hit musical comes to The Living Arts Centre November 12-13, 2011. Inspired by the storytelling magic of ABBA’s songs, Mamma Mia! is in its 10th year… Continue Reading →
Eye See… Eye Learn! This past year, optometrists across Mississauga participated in a pilot project called “Eye See. Eye Learn!” which promotes eye exams for junior kindergarten students. Designed to help detect early vision problems, it will include over 40,000… Continue Reading →