We went to this BLS location to apply for Indian tourist visa. I had heard few negative reviews…read moreabout this place, but surprisingly the staff was friendly and service was quick. They even click photo's on spot for visa application. We had our 10 month baby with us, so they didn't make us wait too long. Quick and efficient service.

Yes! If you set up an appointment! Will be fully satisfied! No need of waiting & standing in line…read moreups

Pretty sad! There are empty seats inside and it's warm. However, this office insists on making a…read morelong lineup outside in -8°C weather, which it was today. I'm not sure I understand the logic. One of the security guards even stated that it's just too bad. This is Canada and you have to dress up warmly. Forcing people to stand in freezing temperatures for an hour or more, is not only absurd, but also inhumane and cruel.

Line up was huge…read more But the employees were very nice In total In and out 2 hours It's amazing how many people can't understand simple task or follow instructions

I went here at 5.30 pm after work There was a very long queue turning 6 times but it moved really…read morequick as people at the counter were very efficient and professional The queue went really fast faster than I had expected The service Ontario employees were very polite and looked very calm and composed thought out though was the end of the day and that place was packed with people with no place to stand and very noisy and children screaming and running around Each one of the employees were very polite and did the job really fast and in a very professional manner Great experience my turn came really quick inspite of the crazy rush and the person who helped me was very quick and solved my issue very quickly and efficiently Really impressive

Manager Julie Hope and almost all the other employees at the Region of Peel Career Services at 10…read morePeel Center Dr. Suite B, L6T 4B9 in Brampton need to be fired. They're almost all totally rude jerks with zero intelligence and zero communication and customer service skills. Their 1 hr. per day computer time limit and 20 page per day computer printing limit are totally idiotic. This shows that they're not taking their jobs seriously and not really interested in helping clients with the real rate of unemployment here being 25-30% with over 21% in Law alone. They've totally forgotten that the customer comes first and that the customer is always right. They're the laziest, most dysfunctional people on the face of the earth. Almost all the black employees there are totally useless. They have zero ability to think for themselves. They're all engaging in useless personal chit chat and personal business on their employer's time. The manager is constantly playing hooky and is never ever available. Call Manager Julie Hope at (905) 793-9200 ext. 6714 and tell her what you think about their computer time and printing limit. Call the Mayor Patrick Brown at (905) 874-2600 and Region of Peel Councillors including Pat Fortini at (905) 874-2611. TELL EVERYONE YOU KNOW ABOUT THESE LOUSY EMPLOYEES!

Just signed up for a year membership now maybe I can get into a few extra courses lol maybe I'll…read moretry yoga seems like a great community center

I use this station fairly often, as it has good direct connections to downtown Toronto. You can get…read moreregular buses to Union Station, Yorkdale, and York Mills among other places, and the connected (upstairs) train service is both ways on weekdays, shuttling you quickly and smoothly into the big city. Looking forward to it being evenings and weekends if that cargo bypass ever gets built! Anyhow -- the station is well organized and has elevators for those who aren't able to use stairs, and ample signage so commuters don't get lost. If you're using the GO, I recommend using a Presto card instead of the ticket machines if you are able, because the machines are super clunky. That's everybody though, not just this station. There's lots of free surface parking attached to the GO station if you need it, but Brampton transit has many buses that go to Brampton Bus Terminal/Brampton GO so you can ditch the car entirely if you want! The area has a lot of good shops around it, but there are a few dodgy bits, so keep aware of your surroundings.

I recently stopped by the Customer Service Counter at this bus terminal to reload funds on my…read morePresto Card and was greeted and helped by a very courteous, helpful, cheerful, friendly, and efficient older Caucasian lady wearing glasses. She provided excellent customer service. In fact, the BEST customer service I have ever received at a bus terminal.

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!

I love this space. Always have, always will…read more If you haven't visited Mississauga City Hall, you really need to do so. It's one of the city's crown jewels, and an impressive and grand site for any event or private function. Considering I've been visiting this place fairly frequently for the last decade, I'm still amazed whenever I walk into the central atrium. The building is sprawling and easily befits the city's status as the sixth-largest municipality in the country, situated right in the middle of the city centre and across the street from Central Library. I was here last week for a "fireside chat" being held with Mayor Bonnie Crombie and former Mayor Hazel McCallion. There was an exhibit (which is still going on, as of this writing, until the first week of May 2017) that had a number of different pieces of memorabilia from Hazel's past, including some of her hockey jerseys, signed photographs, newspaper articles and other odds and ends. (Yes, I have several of the bobbleheads that are featured in that exhibit. One of the few items I still own from my time at the Mississauga News.) The event was bittersweet, in a way. While Hazel is still going at an impressive 95 years old, she seemed to be slowing down a bit from what I could tell. Not that it stopped her from firing off a few zingers towards politicians past and present, and giving her input on all kinds of things from the state of the city to the Leafs' chances to win the Stanley Cup. ("They'll definitely get it next year," she said.) It was a very interesting and unique event, and she was awarded with the Key to the City in Council Chambers - a well-deserved honor. City Hall in general is a fantastic place to visit, even if you're not going for an event. They handle all the city services and the parking is dirt-cheap too ($1 per hour in the underground garage.) As I've already made this enough of a puff piece, I'll simply conclude by saying that if you ever visit Mississauga, make this place a priority destination. It really is as beautiful as it looks in photos.

I went to this location with my family of 4 to create the health cards. It was a weekday so wasn't…read morea long wait, I have heard the lines can be crazy long. We were helped by gentleman Jeremiah, he is the sweetest person. Our documents were missing some info, he looked through them all and identified what was missing. He was very patient and helpful.

I've visited a few Service Ontario's over the years. They seem to provide the same overall quality…read moreof customer service and experience. This location provides more than your basic license, sticker and health card renewal. I saw something about micro-imaging and land permits...not entirely sure though what those mean. The plaza that it is located in has ample parking. There is a Starbucks and wonderful little breakfast dinner that I go to (Good Egg Dinning- I have a review for them as well) This location, the employees tend to move a little slower than the rest I've been to. I arrived around 10:05AM and didn't leave till 11:30AM. I observed many employees leaving their stations and returning with supplies, which lead me to wonder why supplies were not topped up prior to the commencement of the day. The following is a big...and I mean BIG pet peeve of mine. Customers...PLEASE for the love of all that is mighty ***FILL OUT YOUR FORMS PRIOR TO ARRIVING!*** You are slowing down the process of other customers waiting. Other than that, the location was clean and tidy. I was also pleased to be greeted in both English and French.