Explore The Outdoors in Mississauga There’s no better time than summer to explore the great outdoors, right here in Mississauga. Whether you want to get some exercise or just explore your community, we have an incredible array of outdoor activities across the City for you to choose from. We are home to more than 480 parks, 259 kilometers of trails, and woodlands just waiting to be discovered! Riverwood Park, located in central Mississauga, is a unique 150-acre urban oasis situated along the banks of the historic Credit River. It is a place where nature, art and history blend together to form a peaceful and memorable outdoor experience. Visitors can enjoy over 475 species of plants and animals, walk on scenic woodland trails, relax in beautiful and accessible gardens, visit an art exhibition or join a fine arts class.
lessons, our outdoor pools offer a cool escape from a hot day, a fresh air activity and a place to gather and relax with family and friends. Want to try something new? Head to the Mississauga Canoe Club, to try your hand at canoeing, kayaking or paddling. The club offers programs for people of every age, interest, and ability and accommodates all levels of experience to help you reach personal goals in a fun, friendly, and social environment. Discover a unique and exciting sport that gets you outdoors and on the water! Located in Mississauga’s ‘Village in the City,’ Streetsville is a quaint, scenic community with specialty shops, spas, cafés, restaurants, pubs, and the largest concentration of historical buildings in our City. Take a stroll down historic Queen Street and appreciate its small-town charm. It’s the perfect place to walk around or grab a bite to eat! This August, and year-round, I encourage you to enjoy all the outdoor fun available to residents and visitors here in Mississauga. Warmest Regards,
Escape the heat and stay cool at any of our 26 splash pads or 7 outdoor pools. From public swimming, to evening and adult swim
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he Don Rowing Club celebrated their 140th Anniversary on July 21st. The club has been around for over a century, overcoming many competitors with tenacity. The club hosted a boat christening with 7 boats. Notably, one boat was renamed by the family of Fred Loek, Mississauga Hall of Famer and long-time chief of photography for Mississauga News. The waters awaited the arrival of the club’s familiar boats once more.
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GOLF FORE HOSPICE BY LISA HOEKSTRA
July 30th was the perfect day for some time spent outside, and what better way to spend your afternoon then to play some golf? 87 enthusiastic golfers from far and wide came to play on the greens of Pipers Heath Golf Course. Shortly after, attendees ventured over to the Brogue Irish Pub for a delicious dinner. The charitable event raised $3000 for Heart House Hospice, Ontario’s largest community hospice.
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JIM TOVEY’S INDUCTION TO THE MUSIC WALK OF FAME BY GABRIELLA BANK / PHOTOGRAPHY BY SANBORG PHOTO
n July 22nd, Jim Tovey’s induction to the Music Walk of Fame commenced. Unfortunately, due to the unfavourable weather conditions, the traditional unveiling of the star was put on hold. Instead, the ceremonies were moved into the River Room of the Arena. The space was filled with family, friends and the people of Port Credit. Speakers such as Mayor Bonnie Crombie and MP Sven Spengeman shared their favourite, funny and loving stories of Jim. Inductee Gil Moore of Metalworks sponsored the production and read a story of Jim written by John Stewart. Many artists such as Jim’s bandmates (Andrew Dixon and Dave Smith) made a special musical tribute in memory of their dear friend. After the ceremonies, the skies cleared, shining sunlight on the long awaited unveiling of Jim’s star.
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ort Credit Memorial Park was sizzling with excitement from July 12th to 15th. BBQ lovers and all enjoyed a wide array of delicious food on the beautiful waterfront venue. Camp 31 and Crabby’s BBQ shack were just a few of the many Ribbers to choose from. They served up a welcoming feast for all to indulge: halal, vegetarian and vegan options were all made available. Activities were aplenty, but the musical entertainment really stood out. Everyday there were non-stop tunes of R&B, Blues and Country music. Amacon and other generous sponsors made all of this possible. This event was sure to make you say “yum!”
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he Benares Historic House had their Steampunk Invasion: Mad Science on July 21st. The entire venue was transformed to suit the fantastical theme. Guests enjoyed shopping at the market, indulging in tasty treats and reveling in the Mad Science acts. The entire day was overflowing with steampunkthemed madness and fun. Sponsored by BullFrog Power, this ‘invasion’ was one for the books. 07 01 Red Hatters Brenda, Penny, Faith & Irene 02 Dahlia playing cricket 03 Vi, Elizabeth & Linda 04 Cherry, Charlotte & Gillian 05 Rob, Melinda, Jen, Steve, Alex & Sandra 06 Katie & Jesse 07 Benjimen, Sarah & Fred
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SMARTPHONE/POINT AND SHOOT/DIGITAL SLR. NO MATTER WHAT DEVICE YOU USE TO TAKE PHOTOS, WHAT LOOKS FINE ON THE DEVICE MAY LEAVE YOU DISAPPOINTED WHEN YOU WANT TO MAKE THAT SPECIAL IMAGE INTO AN ENLARGEMENT, A POSTER OR A SCREEN-SAVER. EACH MONTH, THIS COLUMN WILL AIM TO PROVIDE UNDERSTANDABLE, PRACTICAL, LARGELY NON-TECHNICAL ADVICE TO HELP YOU MAKE BETTER PHOTOS.
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UNTIL AUGUST 30 (EVERY THURSDAY) Movi e N ights at Celebration Square culture.mississauga.ca
UNTIL AUGUST 31 (EVERY FRIDAY) On th e Veran dah at Benares H i storic House culture.mississauga.ca
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 29 (EVERY SATURDAY) Sunset Concerts Seri es portcredit.com
UNTIL OCTOBER 6 (EVERY SATURDAY) Port Cred it Farm ers Market portcredit.com
AUGUST 24 PC I n -Water Boat Show portcredit.com
AUGUST 25 Garden Tours at MacEwan Terrace theriverwoodconservancy.org
AUGUST 31-SEPTEMBER 2 Musli m fest at Celebration Square muslimfest.com
SEPTEMBER 7-9 Southsi de Shuffle portcredit.com
SEPTEMBER 8 Doors Open M i ssi ssauga heritagemississauga.com
SEPTEMBER 15 Walk th e Walk for Th e Com pass thecompass.ca/WALK
SEPTEMBER 16 Art i n th e Park visualartsmisssissauga.com
SEPTEMBER 22 VAM Open House visualartsmississauga.com
SEPTEMBER 22-23 9th An nual Arts on th e Cred it artsonthecredit.ca
SEPTEMBER 28 Big Broth ers/Big Si sters Gala peel.bigbrothersbigsisters.ca/event/gala
SEPTEMBER 29 FUN FAI R AT OWENWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL schools.peelschools.org/1309
OCTOBER 12-13 D iwali RazzMatazz at Celebration Square mississaugacelebrationsquare.ca
OCTOBER 20 17th An nual Haunted M i ssi ssauga Even i ng
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OCTOBER 25 Han dbags for Hospice handbagsforhospice.ca
OCTOBER 27 Port Cred it Treats i n our East portcredit.com
OCTOBER 27 Halloween i n Clarkson Vi llage clarksonbia.com
OCTOBER 27 Streetsvi lle Spooktacular at Vic Joh nston Com mun ity Centre villageofstreetsville.com
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We are quickly becoming fans of the red wines of Bordeaux and recently heard someone refer to Bordeaux as Claret. Is Claret a kind of wine from Bordeaux or is it from a different region? Also, I have heard the term Meritage from Bordeaux, what is the difference? - Jackie
THE WINE LADIES Q&A Dear Jackie, The term claret is actually a moniker if you will, used mostly by the British for the red wines of Bordeaux, with its origin dating back to the 14th and 15th centuries. During this time period the red wines of Bordeaux were generally much lighter in colour and much paler. The word claret comes from the Latin word clarus that means “clear.” These days although not so commonly used claret is used as a general term for the red wines of Bordeaux, as well as red wines made in the Bordeaux style. The grapes permitted to make red Bordeaux are Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot and Malbec, either as single varietal wines or any blend of the five. Meritage wines are not from Bordeaux, rather they are wines blended with the traditional noble grape varietals of Bordeaux. The term Meritage, which rhymes with heritage combines “merit” meant to reflect the quality of the grapes, and “heritage” recognizing the centuries-old tradition of blending, long considered being the highest form of the winemaker’s art. Wines labelled Meritage first 18
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The Mama Market set anchor at the First United Church in Port Credit, on July 21st. The Market was started by two Mississauga mamas. The pair loved to shop local and shop small, so they started this cute, pop-up Mama Market. Now there are over 40 vendors to choose from and the wares are catered to moms and kids of all ages. Admission was free; so all attendees could enjoy some coffee and mingle with other mamas. 02
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he sizzling of ribs on the grill could be heard from all over Port Credit Memorial Park on July 12th. The Mississauga Rotary Ribfest was great, but it was a downright blast for those with MBOT. All attendees enjoyed the decadent ribs and diverse foods; MBOT’s special guests received their own half rack of ribs, dessert and an all access VIP pass. All proceeds went to a vast array of charities to feed the hungry, improve education and provide community programs for the young and old. The festival was fortunate enough to have the support Amacon, one of their many sponsors. Everyone left the festival satisfied with full bellies and sticky faces.
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PORT CREDIT SLOW RIDERS BY JASMIN EL-TAHRY
Strap on your helmet and grab your gear for the Port Credit Slow Roll. Open every Thursday until September’s end, this idyllic event is free and open to all. Attendees could bring their bikes and journey the relaxed 10 km route with fellow riders. Their sponsor, Berts Sports, had a tent providing free services: a mechanic stand, pumping tires and lubing bikes. Included was a draw for a free, Canadian-made DeVinci Milano Hybrid Bike valued at $650. The organizers are confident that there will continue to be “endless cycles” of fun.
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