Come for a tour of the Mississauga Civic Centre; a multi-function facility for both government and community use in the heart of downtown Mississauga. Enjoy a state-of-the-art presentation about Mississauga's past present and future. View the panorama from the Clock Tower. Visit the Council Chamber to see the Legend of the Bear and the Seven Hunters and witness where City Council debates the issues that affect the community. Take a walk through the Mayor's Office and after the tour have refreshments in the Tower Garden Cafe wander leisurely through the Art Gallery or visit the Sports Hall of Fame.
Sports Hall of Fame
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905-896-5054
Call for hours
The Sports Hall of Fame officially opened in 1992 and recognizes the success of local athletes coaches managers and others in their pursuit of sporting excellence.
The Conservatory - Civic Square
L5B 3C1 On the exterior south side of the Mississauga Civic Centre is Civic Square comprised of gardens and public activity areas. The Square has a reflecting pool which becomes an ice rink in winter and an amphitheatre which serves as a venue for a variety of musical and theatrical performances. The Civic Square is also the location of the City's annual Canada Day celebration which is attended by thousands of people each year. To the west of the Civic Square is an "English Walled Garden" based on the post modern architecture of the Civic Centre. In 2002 it was formally named The Queen Elizabeth Jubilee Garden in commemoration of Her Majesty the Queen's 50th Anniversary of Her accession to The Throne. At the south-west corner a daycare centre administered by Sheridan College's Early Childhood Education program offers daycare services to the public. 
| Central Library 301 Burnhamthorpe Road West
Mississauga ON L5B 3Y3
905-615-3500
Hours: Monday - Friday 9am – 9pm;
Saturday 9am - 5pm; Sunday 1 - 5pm
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The Central Library of the Mississauga Library System is located beside the Civic Centre and in front of the Civic Square. It has five floors divided by subject departments. The Central Library opened in 1991 and is one of the busiest libraries in Canada. Immediately east of the Central Library on the north side of Burnhamthorpe Road you'll find the City's peace memorial unveiled in October 1992 to honour all those in Mississauga who fought to keep Canada free. This unique 36-metre-long memorial with a 27-metre-long waterfall flowing over the inscription "In Memory Of Those Who Gave Their Lives For Freedom" features year-round lighting that comes on at dusk.
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Mississauga's Skatepark feature many of the favoured street spots around the City along with other park elements such as transitions banks 1/4 pipes funboxes varied ledges varied rails gaps and a bowl! The facility is unsupervised and parents are responsible for the supervision of their children. Playdium Entertainment
99 Rathburn Rd. W.
Mississauga L5B 4C1
905-273-9000
Hours: Mon-Thurs 12pm – 12am; Fri 12pm-2am;
Sat 10am-2am; Sun 10am-12am
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Playdium is a high-tech interactive and virtual entertainment center. There are more than 180 games interactive spots a 1.2 km go-cart track rock climbing mini-golf and more.
| Square One Shopping Centre
100 City Centre Drive
Mississauga Ontario L5B 2C9
905-279-SHOP Hours: Mon-Fri 10am – 9pm; Sat 9:30am – 6pm; Sun 12 – 6pm |
Square One is the largest mall in Ontario with 360 stores and services. It is conveniently located at Highways. 403 and 10 20 minutes from downtown Toronto and 15 minutes from Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. Most of Canada’s leading national retailers several American retailers specialty shops over 40 places to eat and four major department stores are located here.
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