A fresh burst of energy is coming to Hurontario and Britannia as The Wildflower Social prepares to open its new Kitchen + Social + Event Space. The spot sits where a few nightclubs once lived, so many longtime locals may feel a touch of nostalgia as the doors reopen with a completely new vibe.

The team promises Caribbean inspired flavours, easygoing cocktails and a lively atmosphere that feels warm and welcoming. It is shaping up to be a fun new gathering place for dinners, birthdays or simply a night out with friends. While the opening date is still under wraps, the excitement is already building across the neighbourhood. Check out the IG announcement here.

Mississauga rock legends Triumph are reuniting after 30 years, bringing their classic trio back for a North American tour this spring. With major stops in Toronto and Hamilton, the shows promise a warm mix of memories and timeless energy for longtime fans.

The band says this comeback is about reconnecting with the community that lifted them from a Mississauga basement to world stages. With April Wine and local guitarist Phil X joining, it feels like a true hometown celebration.

Mississauga renters are seeing a bit of relief as local one bedroom prices dropped nearly nine per cent compared to last year. The average rent now sits at $2,462, placing the city eighth among Canada’s priciest markets, just above Etobicoke.

Experts say slower population growth and more new apartments are easing pressure, creating a softer market heading into winter. It is a welcome change for anyone keeping a close eye on housing costs.

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Mississauga has plenty of cheerful ways to stay active and connected this winter, from outdoor skating at Celebration Square and Port Credit to family friendly toboggan hills across the city. Community centres are offering free holiday skates and a wide range of drop in fitness programs if you prefer to stay warm indoors.

For a dose of culture, local museums are hosting relaxed craft afternoons, and seasonal shows and solstice celebrations add a little sparkle to the month. It is a lovely reminder that even on the coldest days, there are easy ways to move your body, brighten your mood and enjoy time with others.

Modern Mississauga has put together a roundup of the city’s brightest holiday spots, offering a guide for anyone planning a festive evening out. A few neighbourhoods stand out with cheerful displays and welcoming charm.

From Port Credit’s lakeside tree to the cozy glow in Streetsville, the list gives a taste of what to expect without spoiling stop. It is a way to spark ideas for outings you can enjoy nearby.

Wednesday, December 10
🌨️ Windy with snow and rain mix, 1–3 cm snow — messy and slippery.
High: 2°C | Low: -9°C

Thursday, December 11
🌥️ Cloudy and breezy with flurries.
High: -4°C | Low: -8°C

Friday, December 12
🌤️ Low clouds then some sun, with a few snow showers.
High: -2°C | Low: -6°C