1. The Port Credit community is located on the northern shore of Lake Ontario in south-central Mississauga and at the end of the Credit River. Its borders extend from the CN railway line in the north, to Lake Ontario in the south, Godfrey'Line – Shawnmarr Road in the west, and Seneca Ave – Adamson Estate Park in the east. , Port Credit community is a community with a long history and culture in southern Mississauga.

2. The historical Port Credit community evolved from the commodity trading hub on the Credit River. Since the French La Broquerie established Port Frontenac at the mouth of the Cataraqui River in 1757, this small port has successively attracted many farmers, businessmen and tourists to come to visit and live. The Port Credit community also maintained its independent identity until it was officially incorporated into Mississauga's municipal jurisdiction in 1974.

3. Today’s Port Credit community has 11,758 residents, with an average annual family income of 73,385 $. The proportion of ethnic minorities in the region is: Canadian (14%), British (14%), Polish 8%), Scottish ( 7%), Italian origin (5%). Residents of 60% have a university or college diploma. Community residents are mainly engaged in business, service, sales and management positions.

4. The Port Credit community has two major advantages: transportation and environment. As the CN railway line runs from east to west, residents can easily take the GO Train from the Port Credit Go train station to reach Toronto and Hamilton areas. At the same time, the north-south Hurontario road also strengthens the city's transportation network. In terms of the environment, with the closure of the century-old St Lawrence starch factory in 1990, the community has gradually completed the transformation from an industrial center to a commercial and tourist center, and the environmental problems caused by industrial production have also been greatly improved. The Port Credit Memorial Park in the current community has become an excellent place for residents in the area to entertain and relax. Many celebrations include Mississauga Waterfront Festival MWF, Port Credit Yacht Show, Port Credit Blues-Jazz Festival, etc. The events are held in this park and the pier next to it. Together with other large and small lakeside parks and green spaces in the area, the whole community has a more natural atmosphere. Many piers in this area are equipped with small boats for tourists to rent. The rental fee can be calculated in hours, days or weeks, and tourists can enjoy the fun of swimming in the water.