This location has quite a few activities going on. There are…read morenumerous things for seniors to do from euchre,dominoes,knitting club,lawn bowling,tai chi to bus excursions.

What a beautiful reno! This is a sauga gem. The library has a rooftop patio overlooking the lake…read morethat would make a great meeting spot over the summer. The building has wonderful outdoor spaces and connects with an accessible 20 minute trail around the naturalized lake complete with fitness stations, picnic benches, fishing spots, outdoor courts, splash pad, playground. This time of year there were so many birds! Huge wild roses and hanging willows make this a lovely crossover between green spaces and manicured lawns and city amenities. I'd like to see more of these kind of community spaces in this city!

Awesome place that's great for the community! The libraries are super nice and very helpful.read more

This community centre has about four tennis courts, lots of benches, a playground and a very small…read moreforest trail area outside. The centre also has a rather small library, a swimming pool and a gym inside the building. There is a customer service desk. It was my first time visiting this community centre; and lucky me they had free coffee and tea, and some cookies for visitors. I think tennis courts could be improved as there were puddles in one of the courts. They could also add lights for people who may want to play at night. The library had nice chairs, couches, cubicles and tables. I noticed some public libraries don't carry magazines and newspapers but this one had lots of magazines and newspapers you can pick up and read in comfort. There was free wifi. Overall, the community centre was clean and it seemed like a pretty new building. There are plenty of big parking spaces in front of the building.

I love this library. Two storeys - big enough for a big selection f books, lots of study carrels,…read moredistinguished areas for group sessions and individual work, and good location. There's a lot of parking spaces, and the faciities are spacious, clean and bright.

Tips: - BTrust Supermarket is massive and has pretty much…read moreeverything, including hot foods and a bakery. - CoCo and Lucky Tea are your bubble tea joints in this plaza. The latter is inside Red Lotus Restaurant. I was here with my friend late last week looking for bubble tea. There is a lot of parking at Golden Square, both in the back and in front of the BTrust Supermarket, which is a massive supermarket. When I pulled into this plaza, I saw a Chinese arch. It wasn't as amazing as the original one set up in Mississauga, but it was still cool. We cut through BTrust to get to Lucky Tea. I liked what I saw. It has veggie plants. You can basically plant and grow your veggies, melons, and more in your backyard. I was impressed seeing large bottles of Pei Pa Koa at this supermarket. Over two years ago, there was a shortage of this medicinal syrup that has been my go-to medicine when I have a sore throat or a phlegmy, nasty cough, or both. Red Lotus Restaurant houses Lucky Tea. There were a handful of diners enjoying their meals in the restaurant. We got yogurt-based drinks that were delicious from Lucky Tea. The only catch was that half the menu was unavailable. CoCo may be your better bet to have everything available on the menu. I'd like to dine at restaurants in this plaza in future. There's a mix of Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Singaporean, and Malaysian eateries. I like the variety. It was nice checking this plaza out. I hope to return to discovery more of it. (157)

Like Stephanie S states, this is the unofficial Chinatown of Mississauga. The official one (way…read moreback when) used to be on Dundas and Cawartha but it's quite run down and old now though the architecture is quite nice. Back to Golden Square - if this plaza were in Scarborough, Markham or Richmond Hill, it'd be more of 2.5 starts than 3 stars IMO. However, given the lack of the options in Mississauga, this place gets 3 stars as it does the job for one stop Asian shopping because: a) It has plenty of restaurants to choose from including Chinese family style, Chinese fast food, Korean, Singaporean/Malaysian, and Japanese b) There's a large grocery store called BTrust, which has okay prices and some quick hot food plus a bakery. c) There's the Chinese version of Giant Tiger which is called "Best Shop". d) There are some other miscellaneous stores, most of which are owned/operated by Cantonese people. It's not a tourist destination or anything but if you live in Mississauga and need to do one stop grocery shopping and eating, this is not a bad plaza. Tip: It's better to park in the back (Erindale station entrance) than the front (Central Parkway entrance) because it can get quite hectic in the front.

In terms of value, this was the BEST option for me as a replacement gym. Post-Pandemic, my old gym…read moreincreased their prices 3Xs and didn't bother to honour my membership cost as a client of many years, so I had to take my business elsewhere! Looking at the gyms within a 10 - max 15min - drive, there weren't many options for me. The nearby chain gyms were just way too crowded/younger, bro crowd and the other box gyms were CrossFit places which wasn't what I was looking for. So weighing my options, I decided to sign up at my local community centre. Despite being an older centre, this place basically has everything INCLUDING group classes like yoga, Zumba, and a bunch of other things. The centre itself has a pool, skating rink, courts for pickleball, basketball, and a weight room. Outside, there's a skate park, basketball court, beach volleyball court, & various soccer fields. Of course, it's surrounded by various parks, trails, and there's even a private tennis club around the back. So far, so good, people at the front desk seem very nice. Of course the experience of the classes will vary depending on the instructor. And right now, the fitness classes aren't in a stellar studio due to kids Summer camps taking over the entire place! So hopefully that'll change once the kiddos are back to school. Membership prices are MORE than reasonable and they even include the fitness classes which is an absolute bonus! Weight room is small, but every time that I've walked by, it is almost empty. No one filming themselves or annoyingly flexing in the mirror to check if the few pumps of iron has made their arms grow! It's an older crowd, but at this point, I welcome that as opposed to the former gym bro crowd. There is also a discount for Seniors AND if another family member signs up!

Staff here are very kind, facility has many activities for people of all ages. Pool staff are…read moreamazing and are very professional in guarding in teaching.

If you are considering a simple and inexpensive wedding, you could book with the city hall. The…read morevenue has a capacity of around 50 people. Since I had an international marriage, I didn't have any family or relatives here. So, we decided to register at the city hall. The whole process was quite smooth and fast. First, you have to purchase the marriage license. Once you have the marriage license, you can call the hotline and book the chapel. They can offer their officiant (at an extra cost) or you can bring your own. Then, you will have 30 minutes to use the venue. We were satisfied because we just wanted to register first and then have more spare time to organize another local and overseas dinner later. Highly recommended!

A five star on Yelp bares the tag line - As good as it gets! And in terms of Municipal buildings in…read morethe Greater Toronto Area - this is the nicest place for a mayor and/or Councillor to hang their hat. With it's gorgeous bright atrium coloured of emerald inside, convenient underground parking below, connection to the Art Gallery of Mississauga for culture and the fact that it opens up onto the gorgeous Celebration Square --Mississauga's City Hall encapsulates all the best parts of a major civic centre that you would expect from one of Canada's largest cities. I've lived in the GTA my entire life, have driven past the city and town halls of almost every city and town in Peel and York Region, but none compare the hybrid beauty of perfectly manicured (and clean) public space fused with modern architecture. It is the perfect homage to what Mississauga is - part big city, part suburb! The clocktower reaches into the sky high above and if the sun is just right as you stand on the border between City Hall and Celebration square, the skyline around you is more breathtaking than anywhere else you could imagine.

Beautiful inside, with a great library that rents out video games and super helpful staff. The pool…read morehas family change rooms with stalls as well as the separate men's and women's, and all of them have tons of lockers. The pool is kind of a weird shape, not great if you want to do laps, but awesome for leisure swimming. Also has a viewing gallery if your kids are in lessons. Gotta deduct a star for the lack of outdoor signage, though. It's difficult to tell which doors are accessible.

The water is warm. We like the pool's irregular shape, and wide entry steps with ample shallow…read moreareas are great for our preschool granddaughter's weekly swimming lessons. Instructors are well-trained, cheerful and patient. Bonuses: hot tub & convenient family swim times.