Northeast, Peel

Located at the intersection of Hurontario Street and Charleston Side Road, Northeast lies close to all major attractions in the city. The site is home to the historical Northeast Mississauga Fairgrounds and is known for its close-knit community. Northeast mainly refers to the area surrounding the Pearson International Airport minus the region of Malton. Northeast will be made a part of the independent city of Mississauga from January 1, 2025. As a neighbourhood close to the airport, the region is chiefly popular for its well-connected roads and easy access to national highways. Mississauga is popularly known as one of the safest cities in Canada, bordering Toronto in the east and Brampton in the north. Popular landmarks around the region are Westwood Plaza, Paul Coffey Arena and Mimico Creek.

Mississauga is well-known as one of Canada’s safest cities. Its exceptional livability score is a testament to the comfortable and safe living spaces. As the area lies disjointed from major attractions around the city, the people stay within themselves and have formed a very close community bond. The region has a livability score of 62/100 and offers a comfortable and affordable living environment.

The neighbourhood carries a household income of 33% lower than the national average and an unemployment rate of 23% higher than the national average. With limited economic resources immediately close to the region, a significant % of the population, 9.3%, earns only $20,000 or less. No member of the population earns over $300,000, and most of the population is involved in local trades and resources for survival. With a menial population of around 500 people, which is over 99% lower than the national average, Northeast in Mississauga has a median income that is fairly low as compared to the other parts of the city. The town has various wartime architectural buildings and vintage-style one-storey houses. Most houses were built between 1960 to the 1980s, so the region has a mix of brick houses and ranches. The town has a population that is predominantly English speaking. Here are some statistics that offer detailed insight.

The community does not join other cities around Mississauga except for bordering Brampton and Toronto on the north and east. The area is home to industrial and commercial complexes, with the Toronto Pearson International Airport surrounding much of the area around it. Here is a list of some neighbourhoods around Mississauga:

• Chelsea Towers
• Absolute Condominiums
• Meadowvale Business Park
• Erin Mills
• Kaneff Crescent
• Hurontario
• City Centre
• Central Erin Mills
• Meadowvale
• Lisgar
• Clarkson
• Streetsville

Northeast, Mississauga Schools

The town places a high value on teaching and education, and several illustrious educational institutions are nearby. Children and all citizens can receive a high-quality education at these schools. Here are a few of them:

• Northstar Montessori Private School
• Ahmadiyya Elementary School
• Philip Pocock Catholic Secondary School
• Sunnybrook Secondary School
• Maingate Islamic Academy

Northeast, Mississauga Shopping Malls

Many shopping malls and centres are readily available close to the community offering a wide range of retail choices for the residents. Residents can save time and benefit from these shops' increased convenience. Here are some of them:

• Westwood Square, Goreway Drive
• Greenline Fashion
• Brandon Gate Plaza
• Rexdale Commercial Centre

Northeast, Mississauga Restaurants

The locality has a diverse palette filled with many restaurants for residents and visitors to explore. A few of the most popular restaurants in the area are:

• La Scala Ristorante
• Bravo Bistro
• Apna Pind
• Jollibee
• Subway

Northeast, and Mississauga Hospitals

The region takes it a priority to look out for the security and health of the residents and offers top-notch care for all. The municipality ensures that all medical facilities are accessible to the citizens and not too far. The closest hospitals to Northeast Mississauga are -

• Credit Valley Hospital
• Mississauga Hospital

Northeast, Mississauga is a secluded community, but there are still some attractions around the city that are unique to the region. The neighbourhood houses many buildings as far back as the world war. Traditional one-storey houses and saltbox-style dwellings can be found around the neighbourhood, only accentuating how far back the locality goes. Here are some top attractions around the region:

Sikh Heritage Museum of Canada

The Sikh Heritage Museum is located on Drew Road and offers a glimpse into the rich Sikh history, legacy and unique culture of the community in the region. The museum houses various art exhibitions and is a must-visit tourist attraction for people educating them about the histories that run the region.

Paul Coffey Park

The park has been named in honour of the resident hockey star Paul Coffey. The park contains various amenities for people to enjoy. An adventure playground, ice skating rink and sports field and children’s playground with castle themes are included on the park grounds. The park also pays tribute to Avro Canada CF-100 “Canuck”, the first Canadian-built combat aircraft.

Malton Community Centre

The centre is on Morning Star Drive and has a double gymnasium, fitness centres, and redesigned changing rooms and steam spaces. An LA fitness centre is also close to the region for those who prefer more physical activity.

The region carries limited but functional entertainment and recreational activities for all residents and visitors alike. In addition to voting the heritage museums like the Sikh Heritage Museum, one can also explore the rare architectural designs of the houses in the vicinity. Various quality restaurants and shopping malls are also readily available in the region for families to adventure with.

Shop at Westwood Square on Goreway Drive

Almost all the residents in the region shop for their essentials at the square. The mall has also undergone recent improvements and enjoys preferable reviews from all visitors alike. It offers a wide selection of shopping brands and multicultural stores in the square.

Restaurants & Dining

The community has a diverse availability of various cuisines, even in the secluded neighbourhood. La Scala Ristorante offers a fine dining experience for visitors with a very elegant setting. Apna Pind is another popular restaurant in town that offers curries and tandoori dishes for all visitors who yearn for an authentic Indian palette.

The city surrounds the area around the Toronto Pearson International Airport, and it is very convenient for international travel. Other highways, important city attractions and everyday amenities can also be found close to the region. The city boasts well-maintained roads and transit services.

• The Toronto Pearson International Airport is right beside the neighbourhood.
• The Sikh Heritage Museum is only a 13-minute drive from the airport.
• The all-encompassing shopping centre Westwood Square rests on Goreway Drive and is easily accessible through Airport Road in a mere 14-minute drive.
•  The Malton Go Station is an 11-minute drive through the Peel Regional Road.
• The closest hospital to the region is the Humber River Hospital, a swift 16-minute ride away.

For dedicated patrons, the neighbourhood has various farm markets available around the town that are not too distant and can be accessed through a quick drive around the locality. Visitors and residents can make a day out of it by visiting the green produce and gaining insights into the industry by talking to the vendors and farmers.

Erin Mills Farmers Market

The market offers travellers a chance to explore the environment of the market and enjoy fresh produce in the locality. The market brings farmers, bakers and other food producers all in the same region, offering transparency on the production. The market is also close to the neighbourhood at only a 17-minute drive.

Post Credit’s Farmer's Market

The market offers local, sustainable produce, baked goods and beverages. It is an active source of income for the locals and helps with sustainable produce that offers healthier table alternatives.

As the neighbourhood rests around the airport, it offers a quiet and peaceful community for families to settle down. The maximum population in the neighbourhood is South Asian, with about 48.16%. The population density of the region is 995 lower than Mississauga the neighbourhood is a very secluded settlement. With a population with a median age of 14% higher than Mississauga’s, the community offers a comfortable living environment.

The community is a welcoming and comfortable destination for families with kids to enjoy and settle in. Multiple attractions and entertainment options are available to keep them busy and offer a good time for parents and their children. In addition to visiting the Malton Community Centre, they can also visit parks, markets and heritage museums that offer fun activities and enrich their knowledge.

The region offers a popular commercial and industrial land sector with various properties. The cost of living in the region is higher than the national average by a mere 1% and 9% higher than the Mississauga average. With easy accessibility to necessary everyday amenities and a limited population, the region has a housing charge 18% lower than the national average.

With a large amount of land in the region available for industrial purposes and corporate offices, the area offers numerous real estate properties in that property type. Residential dwellings on offer are rare. Industrial land is available for rent in the region at an average of $6,100,000.