What a night; The Credits 2015
A Celebration of Heritage in Mississauga
Heritage Mississauga awards
Thanks To Our Sponsors
We couldn't have done it without you!
Ignat Kaneff
Lifetime Achievement Award
Sponsored by The Summit Garden Chinese Cuisine
Todd Ladner
Heritage Business Leader
Sponsored by Enersource
Councillor George Carlson
Heritage Champion Award
Sponsored by LiUNA! Local 183
Lakeview Waterfront Connection (with Councillor Jim Tovey)
Natural Heritage Award
Sponsored by Fielding Chemical Technologies Inc.
Portuguese Cultural Centre of Mississauga Youth Group
Heritage Youth Award
Sponsored by Mississauga Central Lions
Sikh Heritage Museum of Canada (with Senator Victor OH)
Community Heritage Group Award
Sponsored by Kimberly Phinney
Fred Durdan (with Andrew Forbes)
Community Heritage Individual Award
Sponsored by KPMG
Cathie Jamieson (with Councillor Stacey LaForme and Faith Rivers)
Mississaugas of the New Credit Cultural & Heritage Award
Sponsored by Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation
Mississauga Celebration Square
Architectural Heritage Award
Sponsored by the Ontario Architects Association
Sponsors accept the award on behalf of AeroVelo (with Maria DaSilva from BDO)
Modern Heritage Award
Sponsored by Erin Mills Development Corporation
Charles Brown (with Anthony Dimech from TELUS)
Volunteer Heritage Award
Sponsored by TELUS
Barb Smith (with Linda Thomas & Jenny Dale)
Betty Ross Memorial Volunteer Award
Sponsored by Goddu Systems Corp.
Michael Spaziani
Members' Choice Award
Voted on by the members of Heritage Mississauga
Ron Duquette
President's Heritage Award
Awarded by Heritage Mississauga
Daine Allengame (with HM President Barbara O'Neil)
Special Recognition Lifetime Member
Awarded by Heritage Mississauga
MISSISSAUGA'S HERITAGE SOURCE
Heritage Mississauga, also known as the Mississauga Heritage Foundation was founded in 1960, by a small group of volunteers. Known then as the Toronto Township Historical Foundation, this charitable organization supported the move of the Bradley House to its present location and worked to open the home as the area’s first Museum.
In 1994 the City of Mississauga officially took over the running of the Museum Complex and Heritage Mississauga took on the role as the only independent organization devoted to city-wide heritage matters.From its offices at "The Grange", the historic Robinson-Adamson House (1921 Dundas Street West, Mississauga), Heritage Mississauga provides the community with a comprehensive Heritage Resource Centre. The Centre offers a number of services to the community including:
- Heritage Research & Publications
- Research Assistance
- Outreach Presentations
- Heritage Resource Centre Library
- Publications
- Heritage and Art Exhibits
- Guided and Self-Guided Heritage Tours
- Heritage Events
- Oral History Interviews
- Quarterly “Heritage News” Newsletter
- Heritage Network & Community Partners
- Advocacy
Heritage Mississauga (Mississauga Heritage Foundation Inc.) is a not-for-profit charitable organization dedicated to promotion of local heritage. Heritage Mississauga’s MISSION is to “research, record and communicate Mississauga’s heritage”. Heritage Mississauga’s VISION is to be “Mississauga’s Heritage Source.”
Our shared heritage is an important element in fostering and maintaining Mississauga’s sense of community, pride and history. Together with the support of community groups, corporations and individuals, Heritage Mississauga will continue to accept the challenge of promoting awareness of the community’s most precious non-renewable resource.
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