*Canada for the 416 area code and Mississauga.

Mississauga ON so *Canada. I love at 0:41 the guy in black almost takes his mates nose off.

Pity the Mississauga City council and press are tearing her down now. It all seems petty from where I sit.

And that right there is why there shouldn't be an NHL hockey team in Florida.

Mississauga Panthers anyone?

In reply to this comment by griefer_queafer:

Where you live outside toronto? I will be living in Rochester, NY soon. pretty close to toronto. I plan on gettting up to your area one day. Never been to canada. Its a sin!

l8

Mississauga, our 6th largest city by population. We're kind of renowned for having an 88-year-old lady Mayor who's held office for the last 31 years straight. Not a whole lot to do here, but it's a 25 min drive to Toronto's downtown core. LOTS to do, definitely worth a trip up in the near future man.

I'm with 'drunk gwiz665' on this one: Fake!


But, seriously:


These close encounters can be explained by quick shifts in temperature, said Joe Desloges, a river specialist and geography professor at the University of Toronto.
Mr. Desloges explained that the frozen circles are actually ice pans, or surface slabs of ice that form in the center of a lake or creek, instead of along the water’s edge.
As water cools, it releases heat that turns into frazil ice – a collection of loose, needle shaped ice particles that can cluster together in an ice pan. If it accumulates enough frazil ice and the current is slow, over time, the pan can become a hanging dam – a dense, heavy piece of ice with high ridges and a low centre.
But he admits that the near-perfect circular shape of the Mississauga ice pan is very strange.
“Normally, you do not get edges of the ice pan so clean and even. It may occur when a pan forms quickly, then melts a bit before starting to refreeze,” he said. “There is the chance that these can form so perfectly, but not common at all.”

http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/toronto/archive/2008/12/18/man-stumbles-on-round-spinning-creek-circle.aspx

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I went to see Rick Emmett a couple months ago here in Mississauga since he lives here. Was a really fun show with only a small amount of old Triumph songs. But I was gobsmacked when he asked the audience to sing along with "Magic Power". Good god, man, that's like three keys above what any normal human can sing! Needless to say nobody sang along. But lots of fun was had by all.