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Two women standing side-by-side in front of a vibrant, colourful mural featuring a large butterfly and flowers. The woman on the left wears sunglasses and a floral tank top, while the woman on the right wears a wide-brimmed straw hat and a blue button-down dress.
Sarah Prentice (SHORA) and artist Khaula Siddique at the reveal of her mural at David Ramsey Outdoor Pool (2025).
A digital illustration wrapped on a zamboni hut. The mural is bright and colorful, featuring iconography and landmarks of Port Credit through different seasons. On the side, "Port Credit" is visible in large blue text.
Sauga City’s vinyl wrapped Zamboni hut at Port Credit Memorial Park (2025).
A man in a winter coat and safety vest smiling in front of a large, colourful Indigenous art mural featuring circular sun motifs and floral designs.
Nyle Miigizi Johnston at the reveal event for his section of the Lakeshore Mural Project (2025).
A wide-angle shot of two artists. They are standing on a sidewalk next to a busy road (near John Fraser Secondary School) in front of their completed Artbox murals. The boxes are painted with bright pink, orange, and blue floral patterns. Both artists are smiling and making a heart shape with their hands.
Sally Co and a student mentee at their Bell box mural in partnership with LGBT YouthLine (2023).
A vinyl mural on a wall inside of a department store. The mural depicts a sailboat and canoe-goers in water. Behind is a bridge and a read lighthouse. In the sky, "Welcome to Port Credit Walmart" is placed in yellow text.
Jinke Wang’s mural for Walmart Port Credit (2025).

NEIGHBOURHOOD BEAUTIFICATION

Murals with MAC

Murals with MAC is a city-wide neighbourhood beautification project that redefines public spaces through vibrant, local art. By facilitating unique partnerships between artists, community stakeholders, and sponsors, MAC transforms infrastructure into celebrated landmarks that reflect Mississauga’s rich heritage and culture.

These projects provide essential paid opportunities for professional visual artists, employing their skills to foster a deeper sense of community and neighbourhood identity. From hand-painted Bell boxes and high-visibility Alectra vinyl wraps to large-scale murals on local businesses and major construction projects, Murals with MAC is transforming Mississauga’s public art identity, one project at a time.

Artist Calls

MH1A – Erin Centre Blvd. – Resident Gallery

An "Artist Call" poster for the Streetsville Hoarding Project at MH1A Erin Centre Blvd. The text "CALL EXTENDED ALL ARTIST DISCIPLINES!" is layered over a photo of a long wooden fence and sidewalk. It lists a May 8, 2026 deadline and a $250 honorarium for 30 selected artists.

Murals with MAC invites members of the Mississauga Arts Council to submit existing and or new artworks that capture the energy, vibrancy, and spirit of Mississauga. This call is open to painters, illustrators, graphic designers, photographers, and mixed-media artists who are current MAC members.

Deadline extended to May 8, 2026.

REAd THE FULL CALL

Queen Street N. – Love Letters to Mississauga

An "Artist Call" poster for the Streetsville Hoarding Project, specifically seeking photographers to submit work for Queen Street North. The image features a collage of photographers with cameras, the Absolute towers, and a person skateboarding. It lists a May 8, 2026 deadline and a $350 honorarium for 10 selected artists.

Murals with MAC is inviting residents of Mississauga to share their vision of the city through the theme “Love Letters to Mississauga.” This project is open exclusively to photographers, writers, and poets, and seeks to celebrate the past, present, and future moments that make Mississauga special to its residents. We encourage creatives to explore what love for the city means to them, through images, words, and poetry, and contribute to a vibrant, heartfelt community story.

Deadline extended to May 8, 2026.

REAd THE FULL CALL
Artist Alyah Holmes stands proudly beside a brightly coloured utility box mural she designed. The mural features stylized, modern illustrations of diverse people, including one person singing into a microphone and another blowing a bubble with pink gum. The Mississauga Arts Council (MAC), M City, and Urban Capital logos are visible on the top right of the box.

For Artists

Join our roster to be considered for upcoming projects, including hand-painted Bell utility boxes, vinyl wrapped Alectra utility boxes, and large-scale murals projects.

JOIN THE ROSTER
A group of individuals stand and squat smiling in front of a large mural that depicts fireworks, a river scene, and a hockey player wearing a Port Credit Hockey Association jersey.

For Sponsors

Support the beautification of Mississauga’s public spaces! Whether you want a custom mural on your own property or to sponsor a high-traffic utility box in a vibrant neighbourhood, your partnership directly employs local artists and beautifies our city.

VIEW SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Find a work of art near you!

With over 70 hand-painted Bell boxes, digitally designed Alectra wraps, and large-scale murals across Mississauga, Murals with MAC is beautifying neighbourhoods near you.. Use the map to find a work of art in your neighbourhood.

Do you have a photo of one of our installations? Tag us @mississauga.arts and @muralswithmac!

Hand-Painted Bell Utility Boxes
A hand-painted utility box featuring colourful blocks of floral motifs in analogous teal, yellow, and pink tones.

Samsta

📅 2025
📍 116 Falconer Dr (Ward 11)

A colourful hand-painted utility box featuring illustrations of local birds among branches against a green backdrop.

Isabel Hughes

📅 2025
📍 561 Indian Rd (Ward 2)

A utility box hand-painted with solid blocks of colour in a geometric pattern. Colours include blue, teal, pink, purple, green, red, orange, black and white.

Tetyana Bibik

📅 2025
📍 5400 Matheson Blvd (Ward 5)

A side view of two hand painted utility boxes. The closer of the two depicts realistic rabbits that stand alert in a field in front of a big yellow moon.

Chris Erskine

📅 2024
📍 1600 Lakeshore Rd W (Ward 2)

A hand-painted utility box featuring two pinwheels in the colours of the pride flag against a light blue backdrop.

Ishleen Singh

📅 2023
📍 1920 Lakeshore Rd W (Ward 2)

A hand-painted utility box mural that features Mississauga's absolute towers in front of a Japanese-style scene with cherry blossom branches, a house, and mountains against a pink sky.

Carlos Herrera

📅 2023
📍 26 Matthews Gate (Ward 7)

A colourful hand painted utility box mural. Figures move across a white sidewalk and flowers in a park. There are whimsical shapes surround them against a purple backdrop.

Melina Cossio

📅 2023
📍 4871 Huron Heights Dr (Ward 4)

A hand-painted utility box mural that features anthropomorphic flowers in a variety of unconventional vases - hats, teacups, watering cans, etc. The style is bright and flat.

Sally Co

📅 2023
📍 2676 Erin Centre Blvd (Ward 8) & Sally Co (2023)
5182 Plantation Pl (ward 8)

A whimsical hand-painted utility box design featuring an elongated house against a solid blue and green horizon. Alongside are black cats. All figures and trees are outlined in white.

Devika Mathur

📅 2023
📍 Central Pkwy W (Ward 6)

A spray-painted utility box that features a orange boombox with teal and dark blue accents.

Ray Vidal

📅 2023
📍 386 Rathburn Rd W (Ward 6)

A hand-painted utility box with a flat geometric design in blue, yellow, red, black, and white.

Khurram Javaid

📅 2023
📍 553 Bristol Rd W (Ward 5)

A hand painted utility box with a cute illustration of a deer, chipmunk, deer and more. A sign reads "Rattray Marsh"

Anne-Christi

📅 2022
📍 1180 Lakeshore Rd W Parkway (Ward 2)

A handpainted utility box featuring macro illustrations of realistic fruits in slices. Kiwis, blackberries, pomegranates, oranges, and limes are all visible.

Khaula Siddique

📅 2022
📍 398 Confederation Parkway (Ward 4)

A hand painted utility box featuring a realistic bright magenta orchid in front of a rich yellow and orange backdrop.

Carlos Herrera

📅 2022
📍 7325 Goreway D (Ward 5)

A hand painted utility box with a funky, abstract, colourful motif and flowers.

Omar Hopkinson

📅 2022
📍 2238 Hurontario St (Ward 7)

A hand painted utility box. The design features a sunset with a variety of flowers. There is a window that surrounds the sunset.

Ashley Beerdat

📅 2022
📍 5787 Hurontario St (Ward 5)

A hand painted mural that celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival. Playful illustrations of colourful bunnies participating in festival activities cover the box.

Yen Linh Thai

📅 2021
📍 1270 Central Pkwy W (Ward 6)

A brightly colourful hand painted utility box that features cute and quirky creatures in a circus-like backdrop.

Sima Naseem

📅 2021
📍5135 Glen Erin Dr (Ward 9)

A realistic hand-painted utility box mural featuring a dragonfly and moth against a blue backdrop.

Khaula Siddique

📅 2021
📍1311 Bristol Rd W (Ward 6)

A realistic hand-painted utility box mural that features poppies growing in a field. The foliage and backdrop is in greyscale, and the bright red poppies.

Nisreen Askar

📅 2020
📍Church St & Kerr St (Ward 11)

A hand-painted mural of a field of poppies in an impressionistic style.

Nisreen Askar

📅 2020
📍Hurontario St & Eglinton Ave W (Ward 4)

A hand-painted utility box mural with abstract swooshes in shades of blue and pops of yellow and green. Interspersed is a poem by Susan Kseizopolski.

Angela Chao & Susan Ksiezopolski

📅 2020
📍Windwood Park (Ward 9)

A hand-painted mural that depicts a fox looking up in a field. Behind the fox is a big hill, with a small white building along the horizon.

Khaula Siddique

📅 2019
📍Hurontario at Matheson (2 of 2) (Ward 5)

A hand painted mural of sheep in a large meadow. In the distance, there is a farmhouse against the horizon line.

Khaula Siddique

📅 2019
📍Hurontario at Matheson (1 of 2) (Ward 5)

An abstract-style hand painted mural. The mural features specs of paint in the backdrop, and in the front, an abstracted outline in dark blue of shapes, a crane, and a turtle

Angela Chao

📅 2019
📍Montevideo Rd near Meadowvale Theatre (Ward 9)

A collage-style hand painted utility box mural. On it are shapes of leafs in neon pink, teal and yellow, as well as geometric square patterns in black and white.

Mango Peeler

📅 2018
📍
Burnhamthorpe Rd E & Cawthra Rd (Ward 3)

A hand painted mural of a church in an open field. To the right, a farmhouse is visible.

Khaula Siddique

📅 2017
📍Derry Rd & Glen Erin Dr (Ward 9)

A hand painted mural of an orchard, with a man picking fruit in the middle.

Claudio Ghirardo

📅 2017
📍33 Central Pkwy W (Ward 4)

A hand painted mural of an older building and a water tower on a sunny day with blue skies and clouds.

Sue Archibald

📅 2017
📍Haig Blvd & Lakeshore E (Ward 1)

Vinyl-Wrapped Alectra and City Traffic Boxes
Digital illustration of butterflies, a wolf, and local flowers in an Indigenous art style, wrapped on a utility box.

Jeannette Ladd

📅 2025
📍 19 Queen St W – Shawnmarr Park (Ward 1)

Digital illustration of a diverse group of people eating, singing, and blowing a bubble of gum against a dark blue background, wrapped on a utility box.

Alyah Holmes

📅 2024
📍 200 Rathburn Rd (Ward 4)

A digital collage depicting first responders, a billboard signed by Hazel McCallion, and images of trains and fire, wrapped on a utility box.

Pernia Jamshed

📅 2024
📍 3190 Mavis Rd (Ward 6)

A digital illustration of Arnold E Forde, who is named on this vinyl wrapped box. Images of graduates, outlines of wards and hands holding other hands in unity are visible.

Omar Hopkinson

📅 2024
📍 Aquitaine Avenue & Meadowvale Town Centre (Ward 9)

A digital illustration of Clarkson's downtown, featuring local landmarks and passersby, wrapped on a utility box.

Alyah Holmes

📅 2024
📍 Clarkson Rd S & Lakeshore Rd W (Ward 2)

Illustration of a bird and owl surrounded by people, shapes, branches, and flowers in an Indigenous art style, wrapped on a utility box.

Brendon Jacko

📅 2023
📍 8 Stavebank Rd S.(Ward 1)

An abstract and whimsical digital illustration of flowers, people, and animals in a park, in bright yellow, green, teal, orange, pink, and purple, vinyl wrapped on a utility box.

Yeram Kwak

📅 2023
📍 3403 Fieldgate Dr (Ward 3)

Digital illustrations of diverse people of different ages and abilities on a GO train, vinyl wrapped on a utility box.

Rainier Naomi

📅 2022
📍 1320 Rathburn Rd – Erindale Go Station (Ward 6)

A digital illustration of a vibrant blue and orange sunset, with a field of poppies in the middle and foreground, vinyl wrapped on a utility box.

Sally Co

📅 2022
📍 1860 Lakeshore Rd. W (Ward 2)

A digital collage and mixed media illustration of Port Credit landmarks and iconography: the lighthouse, a saxophone player, red bicycles, and water, all on a vinyl wrapped utility box.

Stella Jurgen

📅 2022
📍 200 Lakeshore Road East (Ward 1)

A painting of a brown bear surrounded by fall trees and a lake. In the bear's chest is an Indigenous medicine wheel. The painting has been vinyl wrapped on a utility box.

Lynn Taylor

📅 2022
📍 1 Front St, Port Credit (Ward 1)

A digital illustration of a wood piano with a close u on its keys, with bright imagery of music notes, flowers, and shapes along the keys. The words "Meadowvale Theatre" have been placed sideways on a portion of this vinyl wrapped utility box.

Francine Freeman

📅 2022
📍 Battleford Rd at Montevideo Rd (Ward 9)

A painting of a crane in a marsh, depicted in an Indigenous style, vinyl wrapped on a utility box.

Lynn Taylor

📅 2022
📍 1651 Lakeshore Rd W (Ward 2)

A digital collage featuring an illustration of a man in a mask, the Port Credit lighthouse, flags of Mississauga and Canada, and text banners that mention COVID and influenza, vinyl-wrapped on a utility box.

David Anthony

📅 2021
📍 2550 Hurontario St (Ward 4)

An abstract digital illustration that features a women's symbol on a heart. Surrounding it are Indigenous style abstract shapes in a black outline, with soft gradients of galaxy-like colours in the background, wrapped on a utility box.

Nyle Miigizi Johnston

📅 2021
📍 Port Credit Memorial Arena (Ward 1)

A collage of images that feature music-related content and performers over a dark backdro with abstracted lines and music notes, wrapped on a utility box

Marcelo Pazan & Stephen Uhraney

📅 2020
📍 Stavebank Rd at Lakeshore Ave E (Ward 1)

A collage of historic images of Streetsville, above it text reads "Streetsville Village Square" wrapped on a utility box.

Alison Syer

📅 2020
📍 Church St at Main St (1 of 3) (Ward 11)

A collage of images of the Streetsville Bread and Honey Festival wrapped on a utility box.

Alison Syer

📅 2020
📍 Church St at Main St (2 of 3) (Ward 11)

Images of historic buildings in Streetsville, wrapped on a utility box.

Alison Syer

📅 2020
📍 Princess St & Queen St (3 of 3) (Ward 11)

A digital collage and illustration of the Lisgar community and Lake Aquitaine, featuring local plants and animal species, wrapped on a utility box.

Stella Jurgen

📅 2019
📍 Derry Rd at Tenth Line W (Ward 10)

Images depicting the derailment of the train that caused the Mississauga Miracle, wrapped on a utility box

Michele Clarke

📅 2018
📍 Mavis Rd & Dundas St W (1 of 3) (Ward 7)

Images of the explosions caused by the Mississauga Train Derailment, wrapped on a utility box

Michele Clarke

📅 2018
📍 Mavis Rd & Dundas St W (2 of 3) (Ward 7)

Images of cars, buses, and council meetings as part of the Evacuation efforts surrounding the Mississauga Miracle, wrapped on a utility box

Michele Clarke

📅 2018
📍 Mavis Rd & Dundas St W (3 of 3) (Ward 7)

Images of firemen, firehouse, and firetrucks, wrapped on a utility box

Joanna Turlej

📅 2018
📍 240 Derry Rd W (Ward 9)

A digital illustration of William Lyon Mackenzie surrounded by geometric circles with him in the centre, wrapped on a utility box. The artist, Pernia Jamshed, stands next to the box.

Pernia Jamshed

📅 2018
📍 Creditview Rd & Eglinton Ave W (Ward 6)

2 images in black and white overtop an illustration of red, pink, and white strawberries, wrapped on a utility box

Alison Syer

📅 2018
📍 Wiseman Ct & Southdown Rd (Ward 2)

Images of historic and modern Streetsville wrapped on a utility box

Aiden Locke

📅 2017
📍 Queen St S & Caroline St (Ward 11)

A digital illustration featuring hexagonal frames with images of Oscar Peterson and historic Erin Mills, wrapped on a utility box

Pernia Jamshed

📅 2017
📍 Erin Mills Pkwy & Lincoln Green Way (Ward 8)

A digital collage of airplanes flying in front of a building, with a group of people wearing war-time coveralls in the foreground, wrapped on a utility box. The artist, Shellene, stands next to it.

Shellene Rodney

📅 2017
📍 Goreway Dr & Etude Dr (Ward 5)

A collage of photos overlaid with pastel colours depicting photos of the Lost Village of Burnhamthorpe, vinyl-wrapped on a utility box.

Joanna Turlej

📅 2017
📍 Eglinton Ave E & Tahoe Blvd (Ward 3)

Large-Scale Murals

Khaula Siddique

📅 2025
📍 David Ramsey Outdoor Pool (Ward 2)

A vinyl mural panel on the side of a brick wall. The colourful mural depicts a scene with a realistic and brightly coloured park with a river running in the middle. With dense foliage, animals like a crane, rabbit, and turtle are visible.
A vinyl mural on a garage door. The mural features a sunset on a lake, with a bridge outlining the horizon line. Plants and animals are seen above and below (in the water) of the image. Symbols such as a red dress, medicine wheel, and orange shirt are interwoven into a flower motif in the sky.

Kaitlyn Wilcox

📅 2025
📍 Douglas Kennedy Park (Ward 1)

A vinyl mural on a door. The mural depicts a dreamcattcher in the middle, surrounded by flower motifs. Within the flowers are images of animals like an eagle, beaver, and turtle, in an Indigenous art style.
An image of a vinyl mural on a wall inside of a department store. The mural depicts a sailboat and canoe-goers in water. Behind is a bridge and a read lighthouse. In the sky, "Welcome to Port Credit Walmart" is placed in yellow text.
An image of a vinyl mural on a wall inside of a department store. The mural depicts a sailboat and canoe-goers in water. Behind is a bridge and a read lighthouse. In the sky, "Welcome to Port Credit Walmart" is placed in yellow text.

Jinke Wang

📅 2025
📍 Mural inside of Port Credit’s Walmart Superstore – 515 Lakeshore Rd E. (Ward 1)

A digital illustration on construction hoarding on the side of a major street. The mural depicts fish, animals, and people in an Indigenous style.
A digital illustration on construction hoarding on the side of a major street. The mural depicts fish, animals, and people in an Indigenous style.

Nyle Miigizi Johnston

📅 2025
📍 Lakeshore Mural Project – Hoarding (Ward 1 and 2)

A digital illustration wrapped on a zamboni hut. The mural is bright and colorful, featuring iconography and landmarks of Port Credit through different seasons. On the side, "Port Credit" is visible in large blue text.
A digital illustration wrapped on a zamboni hut. The mural is bright and colorful, featuring iconography and landmarks of Port Credit through different seasons. On the side, "Port Credit" is visible in large blue text.
A digital illustration wrapped on a zamboni hut. The mural is bright and colorful, featuring iconography and landmarks of Port Credit through different seasons. On the side, "Port Credit" is visible in large blue text. Above the lighthouse, a script font reads "Living it up in Sauga City"

Sauga City

📅 2024
📍 Zamboni Hut in Port Credit Memorial Park (Ward 1)

A wide shot of a vibrant, colourful mural on the side of a building. The mural features a hockey player in a blue and yellow "Port Credit Hockey Association" jersey skating on stylized blue waves. The background is filled with fireworks a small lighthouse sits on the horizon. In the bottom left corner, white text reads "Connolly Capital Mortgage Solutions."
A man with glasses and a plaid shirt stands centred in front of a large mural. This part of the artwork depicts two people in a white canoe and a dark sailing ship navigating rolling blue and teal waves. Stylized white fish and a crane are also integrated into the water design. Above the waves, the sky is painted with bright orange and yellow sunbeams and white fireworks. The man is positioned between two large windows on the building's facade.

Matthew Salisbury

📅 2023
📍 Mural for Connolly Capital (Ward 1)

A brick wall featuring six vinyl murals on top, each with a distinct style and imagery. The building is situated in a parking lot. Bright orange barriers are visible, as well as a microphone and ribbon for cutting.

L-R: Ashley Beerdat, Yen Linh Thai, Veronika Benjamin, Carla Gonzalez-Casanova, Lynn Taylor, and Ray Vidal

📅 2022
📍 LCBO Mural-
200 Lakeshore Road East (Ward 1)

Sandra Clarke

📅 2022
📍 3 Elmwood Metal Guardrail – Lakeshore Rd East (Ward 1)

A digital mural on a guardrail in a parking lot. The illustration is of fish, animals, and flowers in a rainbow of pastel tones, against a gradient pastel rainbow backdrop.

Stephanie Schrim & Sima Naseem

📅 2022
📍 South Cooksville Bridge Guardrails – Lakeshore Rd East (Ward 1)

A large scale hand-painted mural on a cement bridge guardrail. The mural depicts salmon in various stages of life in multple art styles swimming both against and with the current.

Lynn Taylor & Tawny Mestecanean

📅 2022
📍 North Cooksville Bridge Guardrails – Lakeshore Rd East (Ward 1)

A large-scale hand-painted mural on a cement bridge guardrail. On it is an Indigenous style mural that depicts different seasons on four panels, each with a turtle that embodies the season, as well as other local plant and animal species.

A vinyl wrapped mural along a building with windows. The mural is in shades of blue, and features a family eating outdoors under an umbrella in front of the water and a sunset. The artist stands in front of the mural wearing a red button down and khakis.

David Anthony

📅 2022
📍 Indwell Lofts – 425 Lakeshore Road East (Ward 1)

A large scale mural on the site of a building. The mural is in shades of blue, with a large salmon in the foreground. Behind the salmon, a man stands with his fishing rod on a boat, and. a lighthouse is visible in the distance. The artist stands in front of the mural wearing a red button down and khakis.
A group of people stand on the road in front of a building, seen from a low angle. On the building is a large mural with musicians in a dynamic blue and orange composition.
A hand-painted mural along a cement wall in a local park. The mural depicts dandelions and bumble bees against a dark green background.

Khaula Siddique

📅 2020
📍 33 Central Pkwy E (Ward 4)

A large hand-painted mural that depicts butterflies, bees, and a hummingbird among flowers, grass and branches in a forest setting.

Khaula Siddique

📅 2019
📍 Mississauga Valley Park (Ward 4)

News & Updates

An "Artist Call" poster for the Streetsville Hoarding Project at MH1A Erin Centre Blvd. The text "CALL EXTENDED ALL ARTIST DISCIPLINES!" is layered over a photo of a long wooden fence and sidewalk. It lists a May 8, 2026 deadline and a $250 honorarium for 30 selected artists.

Call for Artists Extended – Streetsville Hoarding Project – Murals with MAC

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Deadline to submit for sites MH1A – Erin Centre Blvd and Queen Street South has been extended to May…

An artist call graphic for the Streetsville Hoarding Project by Murals with MAC. The left side features bold white text on black stating the deadline is April 6, 2026. The right side shows a photo of a Mississauga street intersection.

Call for Artists – Streetsville Hoarding Project – Murals with MAC

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Murals with MAC is inviting Mississauga-based artists of all disciplines to submit work for four upc…

Mississauga Arts Council, Peel Region and Stantec announce the Lakeshore Mural Project!

Mississauga Arts Council, Peel Region and Stantec announce the Lakeshore Mural Project!

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Thank you to our Murals with MAC Sponsors

Thank you to: George Carlson, Councillor Stephen Dasko, Greenloc, LCBO, Councillor Martin Reid, Pat Saito, SpeedPro Imaging, Councillor Alvin Tedjo, Walmart Canada

Logo for Alectra Utilities.
Logo for Bell Canada in bold blue letters.
Brightwater Port Credit Waterfront Community logo.
City of Mississauga logo with an abstract M icon in blue.
Clarkson Village BIA Logo.
Logo for Connolly Capital, Mortgage Solutions.
Logo for Cooksville BIA.
Edenshaw logo.
Express Scripts logo.
Logo for Gary Betts, RE/MAX broker.
Heritage Mississauga logo.
Hyatt Place logo.
Indwell logo.
Malton BIA logo
Mississauga Foundation logo.
Peel Children's Aid Society logo.
Peel Chrysler logo.
Port Credit BIA logo.
Port Credit Community Foundation logo.
Pot Credit Legion Branch 82 logo.
MicroGrant sponsor logos - MAC, Rama Gaming House, MCGA
Region of Peel logo
Sheridan Homelands Ratepayers' Association logo.
Streetsvilla BIA Logo.