Streetsville, Ontario

Streetsville is the original ‘Village in the City of Mississauga,’ located on the picturesque banks of the Credit River.  This wonderful neighbourhood offers an array of properties of all ages and styles and offers something for everyone wishing to live in this ideal area. Not only does Streetsville offer a wide variety of businesses ready to service your needs, but this neighbourhood is also situated close to Heartland Shopping Centre and Erin Mills Town Centre.

Streetsville is well known for hosting the annual Bread and Honey Festival in the first week of June and this neighbourhood is also the official host of the Mississauga Santa Claus Parade.

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:

Streetsville (pop. 55,600)[1] is an established and primarily residential neighbourhood mixed with middle and upper-middle class households located in the northwestern corner of the city of Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, on the Credit River. Streetsville occupies both the west and east banks of the river, but the majority of it is located on the west bank of the river.

It is unique in that it has retained a variety of historical buildings and streetscapes, harkening to an era that has long since passed. While the former village is surrounded by modern suburban development, it still has a unique “small town” charm.

Current Mayor of Mississauga, Hazel McCallion resides in Streetsville.

The Bread and Honey Festival

Since 1973, Streetsville has annually celebrated its Bread and Honey Festival, an acknowledgement to the town’s fine history and involvement with milling. The festival lasts the entire weekend (usually the first weekend of June) and takes place within Streetsville Memorial Park, near Vic Johnston Arena.

Mississauga Santa Claus Parade

The annual Mississauga Santa Claus Parade now resides in Streetsville. The parade starts on Queen Street South at Britannia Road and travels south through the village to disperse at various locations after the Church Street junction.