Port Credit in Mississauga - Suburban Toronto Walk (July 2021)
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2021
- A 4K walk in Port Credit, Mississauga which is a suburban city just to the west of Toronto. I walk around the waterfront, marina, lighthouse and main retail stretch on Lakeshore. Recorded in the afternoon of Tuesday, July 20, 2021.
Recorded in 4K at 60 FPS with a DJI Pocket 2.
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I’m in my mid 50’s I lived in Port Credit for a few of my high school years, I was born and lived all my life in Mississauga. I’ve seen this area grow from a bunch of connected towns into the large suburban city it is today. It’s nice to see Port Credit hasn’t changed that much over the years, not as drastically as the rest of the city.
Yes! Pls. let Port Credit retain its charm. No big box stores here! The grocery stores are located East of H10 & on H10 i.e. Cousins. & other grocery stores West of the lighthouse.
Once the Brightwater condo's & townhomes come up in a few years time, the traffic will increase & just hope Mississauga gov. maintains that area next to this development.
My heart stopped beating viewing this video. I used to live around Elizabeth during 2000-10. Looks like things have changed as far as business is concerned. Sad to see No Frills go. New CIBC is really big. We used to get Pizza from a place at the corner of Elizabeth & Lakeshore. I wonder if it is still there. I guess Loblaws on the other side of the river is still there. Marina is the best place to spend time. Hope Port Credit continues to retain its charm. Thanks for going at a slow pace. Keep producing such videos. I am looking for one on Malton.
@13:40 It's crazy they got rid of No Frills. There's a Loblaws to the West, just past Mississauga Rd. and a Metro to the East. Like you said, not in the immediate area, but not too far either. Be sure to come back on a nice sunny weekend and see the chaos of people and traffic 🤣.
So easy to forget how nice parts of the city area since the Square One area and the Hurontario corridor is normally the first thing that comes to mind.
I love Port Credit and visit it often on weekends and enjoy it all and spend from an hour to 6 hours each visit. It was even more appreciated during Covid world shutdown as it was still worth visiting. It's a small village with tourist designation and open longer hours and holidays and I greatly appreciate every visit. I haven't seen this video yet and look forward to seeing it then i'll give my feedback. I really spent little time their before Covid times and visited it often during those times and still enjoyed it.
Before I moved to Nova Scotia I lived in one of the townhouses you started passing at around 17:57 In front of the gas station. Good memories! I grew to like that home and it's view a lot.
Beautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful Mississauga. The love you have for this area which was part of your growing years showed in this wonderful video. Thank you for sharing this video with all of us who Love You and your artistic filming. Oh your mike picked up the ice cubes rattling in your ice coffee. lol
I'm so glad you're exploring other areas of Ontario. Was getting tired of watching just Toronto videos again and again. I'm really thrilled that you're expanding your vlogs to different parts of Ontario. Hopefully in the coming months you'll show us the entire Ontario :). Could you please make a video on Oakville next?. Thank you so much Johnny for showing us the beautiful Ontario through your lens. These first person view virtual tours means a lot to me (kinda feels like I'm actually there when I watch it in 4k haha). Thanks again. Have a good one :)
I'll still be 90% focused on Toronto but when I do get a chance to get out I'll try to bring the camera with me. Cheers
Oh my, how my village has changed. I grew up in Port Credit, in the fifties. Actually I was six in 1950. I remember the train tracks just north of Lakeshore on Huron Ontario st went over the road and traffic went under. Thanks for the update. The old school guy.
I have family there and I can truly said port credit is a beautiful town, really nice amenities for all with community spirit. Hour and half car ride to niragra falls, love this place. 😀
Used to live in Mississauga for 20 years and frequented Port Credit. This brings back memories. My fave pub in Missi was the Harp! Live music and cozy.
Compared with other UA-cam channels (telling about a place), yours is so unique, respected
Thank you!
I like the way you prepared before making this video, telling each details related...not just a fun video but more unknown resources and surrounding, made me so interested, thanks for sharing, great job
This was great, Johnny!! Mississauga is Canada's sixth largest city though and we don't need to be referred to as "suburban Toronto" anymore. Aside from that though, I really loved your video. Some other nearby areas that might interest you are: Stavebank Road (lots of historic old dry stone fences and character homes and uniquely no sidewalks), the Historic District, and the Adamson Estate These are all within walking distance of the core of Port Credit, where you were in this video. And next time be sure to take the path underneath the Credit River bridge to see the lovely mural, which represents the salmon in the Credit River and is in honour of the Mississaugas Indians, part of the Ojibwe Nation, after whom Mississauga was named. I can send you some pics of the mural if you like. Hope you come back soon :)
Indeed, in fact I think Mississauga no longer qualifies as a suburb as more people commute to it for work rather than from it. For the sake of my audience outside of the GTA and due to the mostly suburban style built environment I decided to throw that in the title. Cheers
To those commenters who say there is no grocery store nearby, you're mistaken! There is a beautiful, huge Loblaws at Lakeshore & Mississauga Road, and Cousins grocery on Hurontario, just north of Lakeshore. Both are in easy walking distances from any of location seen throughout the video. Just moved to Port Credit in the last month, and absolutely loving it!
Yea but it’s more expensive comparing to NoFrills
Thanks for the walk around "The Credit" . You walked past where I lived for several years when you were at Tall Oaks Park. The Waterfront Trail does follow the streets through that area. The Port Credit Library has been closed as it is an unstable building. I haven't read what they plan to do. The Robins Doughnuts place was originally a Tim Horton's Burgers, before Tim Horton got into coffee and doughnuts. It was an A&W outlet for many years where they brought a tray of food out to your car.
This video brings back good memories of my boating days sailing into Snug Harbour. Wondering around and enjoying the street musicians and great little restaurants. 👍
Also imagine you're just working at a coffee place one day and suddenly you're in a Johnny Strides video without any effort on your part. Cool stuff. Hopefully someone will tell them they're featured lol
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Enjoyed the walk around Port Credit, it's a very beautiful little town, I enjoy living here.♥️
Great walk in Port credit mississauga I enjoyed it. Can't wait to see more soon 😃❤
This suburb looks very nice and it's only 25km from downtown Toronto. Generally waterfront area looks very nice! It attracts higher class because of easy access to the shore.
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing Johnny 👍
Been always wanting to explore this area by the lake for years but, don't really know exactly which way to go from the road..now I know aha! Thanks for the tour.
Beautiful area. I went there once with my bike, on the Go-train. I had a great day trip.
Thank you Johnny...love your vlogs.... subscribed and always like them....👍👍👍
Ports Hotel is very much there, I stayed a month in May 2022 and I have been staying there on and off since 1996.
Thanks for your video mate !
Great to hear!
Love all your streams watching it now on my TV
Nothing can compare with a sea side walking, salt water, lakes are dirty, standing water like swamp
When you vlog an area I haven't been in a while.. Love it!
Wow so beautiful nice walk johnny👍.
Been there years ago, love this place.
Thanks for making captions available 👍
Hey Johnny,
I really enjoyed your Port Credit video the drive from Toronto along the DVP, Gardner & QEW. Also the drive back to TO along the QEW, where I saw the apartment I used to live in on the NE corner of the QEW & Erin Mills Parkway.
In Port Credit I had a friend the lived On Mississauga Rd south of the Lakeshore.
I moved west from Mississauga in 1978.
Thanks for the videos.
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
Wow great park tour
I lived in Mississauga from 1968-73. It was then called Cooksville. As each town like Port Credit.
This is Mississauga is lovely here I saw lots of condos. And people dinning out.
I am happy to see this place 😊
No one ever walks in my part of Port Credit! In the few videos I’ve seen of Port Credit everyone neglects the OG GO area buildings. I’ve been priced out so have a lot of people but it’s nice to see that it still mostly stays the same. I don’t drink anymore but Roc n’ Docs used to be my local. Great food!
I love this area every day after work I go there
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Johnny
You are great. Without music I like your video.
I usted ti live in that area. Really miss it. Thanks for the video
Wow you almost walked right past my house.. Thanks for the video :)
Thank you for video.
I enjoyed the coffee ☕shop visit. Thanks Johnny
As did I! :)
@@JohnnyStrides Me too, it's good to see the inside of a coffee shop atmosphere and I can tell getting and tasting coffee is different in each place and depends a lot from country to country, from city to city due to mineralization of water, milk, coffee source and of course surroundings to some degree ,which adds on to the whole experience. Try to get to Starbucks and show their bakery Johnny, haven't seen, tasted any better so far, but Denmark is pretty close although can't beat Canadian Starbucks muffins..Weird thing is StarBucks in London,UK sucks big time...
Yoooooooo, i have been there before back in Aug 2019 for my first time in Canada at burger priest 15:40
didn't knew i have visited Port Credit at that time memory lane for me
Never heard of this place. Looks interesting!
Hi again Johnny Strides. I wanted to tell you that, although everyone was sad to see No-frills shuttered (and nothing having replaced it), Rabba is not the only grocery store in town. Loblaws is only a 15-minute walk west along Lakeshore and Metro is about a 15-minute walk east along Lakeshore. There is also another grocery store called Cousin's Market, which is about a 15-minute walk north up Hurontario. I am a car-free senior and those grocery stores are well within walking distance of me and my shopping trolley, or me and a bus ride. Thought you might like to know. Have a fantastic weekend.
I used to work at that Loblaws :) That's great that you can walk there, it is a small hike for some for sure though.
More pricey then No Frills
When you looked out the window of the coffee shop, I noticed that guy with the coat and thought the same thing. He's dressed for it to be 5 or 10 degrees!
Great video thanks for sharing my friend 🍎
There's a street near Streetsville named Silken Laumann. I'm guessing it's named after her lol.
Gracias Johnny, muy hermoso es Toronto. Espero conocerlo estando ahí. Un abrazo amigo.
I grew up in port credit, great area. Very different from the rest of Mississauga. It's a shame that the average house is probably 2mil at this point so I've been priced out. Used to have a lot of younger families and kids running around...doubt that''ll be the case in upcoming years. Pro tip: check out 'The Adamson's Estate'. There's a road leading to the lake just off of Lakeshore and Shaw road. Absolutely beautiful at night especially with a full moon reflecting off the lake. Used to be me and my buddies go to spot to smoke weed haha. Oh the memories
Which houses are you talking about port credit has only buildings and shitty old houses besides the new ones by the lake
@@lunit00n68 I guess you've never ventured up Stavebank Road, explored the Historic District, the Adamson Estate (as mentioned above) or meandered on foot through our dozens of neighbourhoods.
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You should have went to the old Texaco on my grandfather worked. the corner of Mississauga road and Lakeshore over my grandmother worked for a 50 years as a crossing guard. Riverside school which is one of the oldest schools in our credit. would have been nice.
I was going to suggest that area and you saved me the trouble. Thanks! Back in the 70s, the river at the beginning of the video was all just riverbank and fishing people. Most fished on the north side or right at the bridge. I spent many Saturday and Sunday mornings at 5:00am along with dozens of other people fishing for the large salmon.
Is that viola hey girl
Unionville in Markham would be a great spot to walk!
10:12 this entire area is packed with people on friday and saturday nights
Sucks that there's no grocery store. Crazy to have a place that close to downtown TO + relatively walkable where you can't go carless (unless there's a grocery store that delivers cheaply like Save-On Foods here in BC)
I used to live right down there!
Great area!
They used to have Mississauga Ribfest in Port Credit, don't know if they have changed the venue , there's a point on 401 or 403 from where you can see both Toronto and Mississauga
They had one 3 weeks ago. Lol
👍🐼🌷 welldone sir
I'm not going to watch more so maybe you'll do another one showing the area down by the rocks stuff where I used to fish also. it's the park area in the old pier where I used to go fishing my grandfather.
23:22 Any detached house is over a million in toronto
My buddy thomas worked there the night baker too funny
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Mississauga population is over 700,000.
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Sorry I joined late yesterday I was having dinner
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Nice coffee shop, but $5.65 for an ice latte? Was it good?
That's about average here... it was not bad lol
Can you go to the Tesco there and let us see the difference?
We don't have that chain here.
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There are way more paved areas than build up areas and way more cars than people. Weird.
I Live here....don't reconmend it ...too many people, cars, & lack of space to move!
Nothing to see & nothing to do....except walk the sidewalk & eat an ice cream...boring!
Used to live in PC but left because of the never ending infill on our street. Cute bungalows being replaced with three storey duplexes.
This is port credit missisau
It looks so good on video but my friends I’ll tell you the truth this place is way to expensive to live and boring as fuck
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