Within the Streetsville neighborhood, you will find the highest concentration of historic buildings in Mississauga. This village has an interesting history to it. In 1818, a man named Timothy Street was given the task of surveying the final acquired tract along the banks of the Credit River that was ceded to the British Government.

In return, Mr. Street was granted 1,000 acres of land in the new township, which in 1824 became known as Streetsville. The backbone of the new community was its five major mill sites located along a five-mile stretch of the fast-flowing Credit River. By 1850 Streetsville was recognized as "Queen of the County".

Make sure you spend time in Streetsville while on holiday. A balance of historical reverence and the array of present-day retail shops and services make Streetsville the most inviting Village in the City of Mississauga.