Emerson House

Erindale Village was an early settlement area that eventually expanded to become the city of Mississauga. With urban amenities sprouting up around the lush river valley and spectacular historic homes of Mississauga Road, the village held onto its charismatic charm through the decades.

A unique community

Whether you’re a young professional, a university student, or a long-time area resident, Erindale has something to offer you.

Exceptional Shopping

Mississauga is home to Square One Shopping Centre, Canada’s second-largest mall. In addition, a huge selection of premier designer brand stores, home décor, technology, beauty, and health goods. Explore the local markets of Port Credit on the water, or try Dixie Outlet Mall. Moreover, On the weekends, search for your next rare and cherished treasure at the Mississauga Flea Market which hosts a diverse range of vendors from all over the city and beyond.

Delectable Dining

Wood-fired pizza, pubs, critically acclaimed fine dining, and a wonderfully wide assortment of locally run mom-and-pop shops — it’s just a sampling of the dining options you can enjoy around Mississauga. However, Most cuisines are represented in the city’s dining scene: from Indian to Japanese, to Italian, to Mexican, to Eastern European, and Vietnamese. Whatever your comfort, you’re sure to find it.

Reliable Transit

Mississauga has a transit system befitting a city of its size. You can get just about anywhere across the GTA with GO Transit’s regular service. The Lakeshore Line has three stations in Mississauga at Long Branch, Port Credit, and Clarkson, running from Union Station to Hamilton and occasionally Niagara. From those stations, you can access all local points of interest — healthcare, schools, shops, and more — with MiWay, which has over 75 routes through the area.

Endless Entertainment

From the massive arcades and attractions of the REC Centre at Square One, to flight simulators, trampoline parks, movie theatres, rock climbing and pool halls, you have plenty of options for an evening or afternoon out. There’s also the area’s historic estates, galleries and gardens to visit, as well as huge swathes of conservation land, parks and trails for you to enjoy.

Top Tier Education

At Emerson House, the internationally renowned Mississauga campus at the University of Toronto is only a few minutes walk away. But the city is also home to dozens of trade colleges and training institutions. In addition, plenty of elementary and secondary schools for young and established families alike.

Treats & Boutiques

Indulge in simpler pleasures at the area’s sweet shops. Lounge in artisanal cafes, fill your belly with childhood comforts at one of the many down-home diners. Or sample some homemade delicacies like crepes or quiche at one of the area’s bakeries.