Mississauga, Ontario recent comments:

Helen Anne Molasy was my mother. Her maiden name was Kovalick. My mother was a first generation Canadian. Her parents were Slovak from Czechoslovakia. They settled in a home on King Street West (near Hurontario and Dundas). Helen's father came over from Czechoslovakia and worked at the brick yard at Dundas and Cawthra for 10 cents an hour. He brought over to Canada Helen's mother and sister, Mary. While in Mississauga, Joseph, John and Helen (fraternal twins) were born. Helen married Arthur B. Molasy (an immigrant from Poland). They had four children that they raised along Cooksville Creek. Helen, as a first generation Canadian, gained her voice and helped her neighbours understand the implications of straightening the Cooksville Creek and the expropriation of their land. A memorial park was created in Helen Molasy's name. As Helen Molasy's daughter, an elementary school principal, I hope to convey to you as a reader that my mother stepped outside what was considered appropriate for a first generation Canadian to support other newly landed Candians along the Cooksville Creek to make tough decisions around what would be in the community's best interest. I applaud my mother who died from cancer when my daughter (now 27 years), was 6 months of age. I am so thankful that Helen could meet her first granddaughter. Helen was a scout leader when my brothers was young and cared about the community. I hope that you will think about the sacrifices my mother made to help build a lovely park along the lake and creek's edge. I played for many hours along the waterfront and am grateful that many other children can now enjoy the beauty of Lake Ontario in Lakeview, Ontario.

looking for general labour jobs in sorting at canadapost

I DROVE TO HEARTLAND TO VISIT YOUR STORE. NO STORE WAS FOUND. I WAS TOLD PADERNO MOVED OUT OVER A YEAR AGO. IT WOULD BE NICE IF YOU UPDATED

I'm looking to join a Senior's Center. What do you offoer?

looking for information on Ronald Sheridan who lived at twin pines and died in December 2013.

I would like to know who your John C Price was. I have been looking for my grandmother's brother who emigrated to Canada about 1908. He was born in Pontypool, Wales 1884. Any connection?

my son was the student of this school. He misses his school very much and remembers Miss. Clumpuss, Miss. Ottey and his friends Jed, manvir, yuvraj and nvreet

i am new here and i want to join cricket club ...can i??

My Adress;391,3e rue ouest Senneterre QC J0y2m0

I would like too talk with a representive in regardes to getting the training I would need to become a pipie fitter

School of Modhar & Mira 2013

very nice and quiet building i lived there for 12 years at the time from 1991 to 2003 the rent was 930 a month for 1 bdroom on the main floor

metro supermarket,pizza pizza,family photo,dry cleaners,macks,td bank,dentist,hair salon for men and women ,walk in clinic,laundromat in the back

would be nice if someone update the map because food basics is gone and in its place there is av a very busy chinese/international/ready made take out food store called"Oceans"open for well over a year now

LOL....I've been inside this place many times after it was abandoned.

everybody on board survived, so dont worry, it happened 7 years ago.read the wikipedia article.

To avoid confusion: this bridge is over Etobicoke Creek, and only the southeastern quarter of the bridge is within Etobicoke/Toronto.

Also known as Bad Boy Furniture Mississauga, based on the original store chain name.

not nice and mean people and manger