Friday, August 15, 2025

Sir Richard Branson Lands in Mississauga

Virgin Atlantic founder Sir Richard Branson arrived at Toronto Pearson Airport, highlighting Mississauga as a key gateway to Canada. His visit emphasized the airline’s focus on global connectivity, sustainability, and service—linking Europe, India, the Middle East, and East Africa. Mayor Carolyn Parrish welcomed Branson, calling him “a space traveler” and celebrating Mississauga’s growing international profile.

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