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!

I love playing here every game It is a classic arena and everyone loves it the snack bar and…read moreeverything is perfect the dressing rooms are big to

This community centre a.k.a Streetsville Arena in the heart of Streetsville off Queen Street South…read morehas been a hub for this area alongside the banks of the Credit River. Before it was fully renovated in 2008, I came here for years to watch my sons play house league hockey. The old place had a lot of character! Now, the facility is even nicer with improvements benefiting community facility users and visitors here as sporting opponents.

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.

3.5 stars... definitely better than your average Community Centre…read more After being to several community sports centre around GTA, it's safe to say I've seen some of the most amazing ones I never had as a kid and some other ones where I swear it probably was the same ones I visited as a kid... untouched and unchanged. South Fletcher's is quite big for a centre in the middle of suburbia. Someone clearly have put some blood, sweat, and tears in keeping this place updated and well maintained. I was there to help cheer on some great girls who were playing hockey in one of the largest hockey tournaments around. Mayhem would have normally been a word I would use to describe it but the abundance of parking and cleanliness was a really nice relief. There are 4 hockey rinks here that I personally have stepped into. I have to say they're in good condition and the change rooms weren't terrifying. (We had to change in some really old archaic bad condition ones that made us gag). It was clean and large so the entire team can get in and change without looking like a sardine can. Another nice thing... it didn't smell. I didn't realize how most hockey change rooms smell untill this year. *gags* I appreciate how it was easy to sit above and watch the games from fairly comfortable benches above the rink level. It would help if ALL heaters would work but I can handle being a bit of an ice cube while jumping up and down cheering. In addition to the rinks, there are pools, a library, gyms, and a few bigger rooms for community events. So overall, it's quite a big place and a good spot to either lace up your skates, cheer on a team, or find a book.

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.

This is actually an incredible library. They offer movie showings, a maker's lab, a huge number of…read morebooks, private little rooms that can be booked out for study and group work, and the Nintendo Switch lounge. It's pretty incredible to see all the different things that they have on offer!

Visited Hazel McCallion Central Library…read more Lovely interior design, too bad the Tim Horton not open yet. I don't see the guitar or drum room, visited all 4 floors A bit disappointed