In 1984, it was felt by a few members of our Community that we should do something to perpetuate Hindu social, moral and religious values through the future generations. Consequently Prayer Meetings were started in private houses in October 1984. Initially, meetings were held once a month in private recreation rooms for prayer and discourse. Soon the gathering became larger and public places were needed to accommodate the congregation. By March 1985, some 50 to 60 people were coming to these monthly meetings.
A charitable organization, “TORONTO KALIBARI”, was registered in Ottawa on June 19, 1985 and was granted charitable status by Revenue Canada in December 1985.

Toronto Kalibari now began to search for a place of their own and purchased a 10 acre property with a three bedroom house, in June 1986. (11762 McVean Drive, Brampton, Ontario). With some modification and renovation this building was used as a Mandir housing an Oil Painting of the Divine Mother Kali. Puja and Prayers were held regularly on Sundays' noon, Full Moon and New Moon evenings.

In August 1995 a 2.5 acre plot of serviced vacant land was purchased in the City of Mississauga to construct a new temple. The site was consecrated in September 1995 and regular prayers were held at this site. Construction of the Building was started in September 1997. Kalibari moved to the new location from the Brampton house on July 1st 1998.

The Blue Granite and White Marble Murti, sculpted in India, was consecrated on October 19, 1998 at the new Mandir on the Dewali Night. Since then Puja, Prayer and other activities are being conducted from the new site.

On the night of Mahashivaratri, February 21. 2001 a Shivalingam, made of black stone brought over from India was consecrated and named Pataleswar Anantanath. ( According to Hindu Astronomy and Scriptures, Patala being the opposite side of the earth - from India - the land of the Nagas, the Chief being Ananta Naga