Cooksville Creek, from microseasons to this millennium
Sunday, 4 May 2025 | 2:00 p.m. | John C. Price Playground to oldest(??) black walnut in City Centre
Let’s take a walk along Mississauga’s Cooksville Creek, as an exercise in traveling deep, and not far—across both time and space.
Let’s have conversations about what brings us—people, peoples, and place; humans and nonhumans; ancestors and future kin—together; about portals to an alternate, actually-existing Mississauga; about inhabiting a place; and about water.
Duration:
2:00:00
Walk start:
John C. Price Playground, Little John Lane, off Dundas Street East.
Closest major intersection: Dundas and Hurontario.
Five-minute walk to 1 Dundas and 2 Hurontario MiWay bus routes.
Walk end:
Oldest(??) black walnut in Mississauga City Centre.
Closest major intersection: Burnhamthorpe and Hurontario.
Five-minute walk to 2 Hurontario, 26 Burnhamthorpe, 10 Bristol, and 20 Rathburn MiWay bus routes.
Route info:
Most of our route will be within a ten-minute walk (or less) from the 2 Hurontario and 3 Bloor MiWay bus routes.
Washrooms and vending machines will be available at a little past the midway point, at Mississauga Valleys Park.
Theme:
Environment and Sustainability, History and Places, Lived experiences and personal perspectives, People and Communities
Accesibility:
Uneven terrain, Stairs or other barriers, Breaks encouraged
Attendees Identify You:
I will have an orange backpack.
Kenneth Cardenas 
thank you for the in-depth perspective on peoples, communities flowers, and fauna, birds of the area. This walk was tremendous and very informative. You did a lot of research and thank you for sharing with us. Kudos to you and congratulations. It was memorable!! Clap 👏 Marah