Danville Park includes a premiere cricket site and toboggan hill with accessible pathways to the top of the hill. The Greater Toronto Airports Authority has partnered with the City of Mississauga to create an Airplane Viewing Platform at the park’s pinnacle. Soaring 25 metres (82 feet) above the surrounding area, the platform offers tremendous views of nearby Pearson International Airport.

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The doors of this fire station are always open. Watch demonstrations of equipment used during emergencies. Learn how to keep your family safe by understanding the proper use and placement of alarms. Hear about the types of emergencies that happen most often in Mississauga. Did you know that most fires are caused by unattended cooking? Stop by and learn more!

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This church – home to three different congregations: the West Indian, East Indian and Filipino communities – features an east wing (part of the original building) and a west wing, which houses the main sanctuary with its vaulted ceiling and oak pews. Photo panels depict the serenity of the surrounding natural environment. The church also boasts a garden with many plant varieties.

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This centre was officially opened in 1977. In 2004, a gym and community space were added to the original library structure; the pool was added in 2011. The structure is clad in striking zinc panels, beautiful glass and two-toned brick. During Doors Open Mississauga, the centre will showcase a “chill zone” and provide tours of the facility and community gardens.

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By the early 1940s, workers needed to live closer to their employment. This subdivision was constructed and named “Victory Village.” Victory Hall became a gathering place and overflow classroom for Malton Public School students. Malton Hall was renovated in 2011 and is now home to the Malton Business Improvement Area. Explore Malton's history with displays and presentations from Heritage Mississauga.

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In 1967, three new library branches were built as a Centennial project, including this one on Morning Star Drive. The branch outgrew its original building and, in 1977, the new combined Malton Community Centre and Library opened. Many activities are planned for Doors Open Mississauga, including an Island Flavour table dedicated to Caribbean history and a fashion event.

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Malton Neighbourhood Services is a non-profit, charitable organization that provides settlement and community support services for new Canadians. Services are available in many languages – including Somali, Twi, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, Tamil, Arabic, Tagalog, Spanish and Italian. They also serve clients from the Caribbean and Africa.

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Learn about the making of the Bombardier Challenger and Global business jets on a guided tour of this state-of-the-art manufacturing and assembly facility. Based in Mississauga, MHI Canada Aerospace, Inc. is part of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, a manufacturer of major aircraft structures and assemblies. Tours will start in the front lobby.

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This space was designed to reflect a modern and diverse working environment – including customized furniture design and original artwork created by Ania Biczysko. In addition, construction materials and finishes were considered for their low environmental impact. With their daring colour schemes, abstract and colorful graphics, original paintings and sculpture, this is not your typical law office.

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In celebration of their 40th anniversary, Newton’s Grove School invites the community to see the new facility and celebrate with them. Student ambassadors will take guests around the school to visit state-of-the-art classrooms, the visual arts room, music room and drama room/stage. Also visit the adjacent Paul Coffey Park, where students participate in a wide range of athletic activities.

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In 1968, Malton Arena was officially opened by Chic Murray, the first reeve of the newly created Town of Mississauga. Today, it is known as Paul Coffey Arena, named after the legendary National Hockey League superstar who grew up in Malton. The arena, recently renovated, now features a mural by local artists that showcases Malton’s beauty and rich history.

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The Avro Canada CF-100 “Canuck” aircraft located here is a gem of Canadian aeronautical history. It symbolizes Malton’s rich industrial history, community vibrancy and future aspirations. This formidable asset was restored last year with financial support from local companies. During Doors Open, Scott Maclagan (former navigator and radar operator) will speak about the plane’s significance and his own flying experiences.

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This museum was established to advance and promote the knowledge and understanding of the cultural and religious life of Sikh people. During Doors Open, visitors will explore three exhibits – a timeline of Sikhs and Canada dating back to 1890; Sikh suffragette Princess Sophia Duleep Singh; and Sikh flying ace Hardit Singh Malik, who flew with Lester B. Pearson.

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The original 1857 Malton Methodist Church was a wooden, framed building that was later bricked over. It served as a Methodist church until the formation of the United Church in 1925, when it became the Malton United Church. In 1953, the congregation moved to a new church building, where it stands today.

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Visit the Westwood Square Mall during Doors Open Mississauga and explore Malton’s diverse cultures – African, Anglo, East/West Indian and Middle Eastern – through food, dance and music, while learning more about its rich history. Come with an appetite for food and learning. And enjoy a special Malton’s Got Talent show where local talent will be showcased.

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