Dumpster rental in Malton
Malton sits on its own in Mississauga's northeast corner, boxed in by Highway 427, CN rail lines, Airport Road and Toronto Pearson — the one Mississauga neighbourhood that shares a border with no other, though it does face Toronto's Rexdale across the highway. It was founded around 1819-20 by blacksmith and innkeeper Richard Halliday, who named it for his hometown in England, and the local streets have carried British place names ever since. The airfield that opened here in 1939 grew into Pearson, and the Victory Aircraft and A.V. Roe plants beside it built the CF-100 Canuck and the Avro Arrow before the program's cancellation in 1959. Housing arrived in postwar waves — Ridgewood in the mid-1950s, built as Malton Defence Homes, Marvin Heights late that decade and Westwood from the mid-1960s — mostly detached bungalows and 1.5-storey homes, with purpose-built rental apartment towers along the Airport Road, Derry Road and Goreway corridors. Renovations, rental turnovers and family cleanouts keep 10- to 20-yard bins moving.