The Ultimate Mississauga Quiz!

Mississauga, along with Brampton and Caledon, is part of the Peel Region.

Highway 401 is the busiest highway in North America, and goes through northern Mississauga. It goes through most cities in southern Ontario, including Toronto.

Square One mall in downtown Mississauga is known for its vast size and variety of restaurants and eateries.

In 1967, the population of Toronto Township voted to change the name of the city to Mississauga, named after an indigenous tribe living there.

Mississauga's public transit is called MiWay. The brand's colors are blue and orange.

The Mississauga Steelheads are Mississauga's ice hockey team, and they play local matches.

Streetsville and Meadowvale and in North Mississauga, and Clarkson is south, near the lake. Midtown lies in Toronto.

Caledon and Oakville are different towns, and Bramalea is a region in Brampton. Malton lies in northeastern Mississauga.

Hurontario Street got it's name because it spans so long that it goes all the way from Lake Huron to Lake Ontario. Yonge St. is mostly in Toronto, and City Centre Dr. is just about a 2 km long road in Downtown Mississauga. John Fraser is a secondary school, and John Fraser Blvd does not exist.

Burhamthorpe Rd and Dundas St go through central Mississauga, and Winston Churchill Blvd goes through western Mississauga. King St is in downtown Toronto.

Celebration Square, Mississauga, is a city hall with a clock tower, a splash pool, an ice skating rink, an open theatre, a performance stage, and lots of eateries.

Brampton lies north of Mississauga. Toronto and Etobicoke lie to the East, while Oakville is to the west. Highway 410 starts after the Highway 401 - 403 intersection, and eventually merges into Hurontario St.

The cities with populations higher than Mississauga are: Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Ottawa, Edmonton, and Winnipeg.

Hazel McCallion was a well known mayor of Mississauga who served for 36 years before retiring in 2014. Olivia Chow is the current mayor of Toronto. Bonnie Crombie was mayor of Mississauga before Carolyn Parrish took over in 2024.

Mississauga's population is about 771,000 as of 2022.