Take a Left for Some of the Best Restaurants and Cafés in Mississauga
Protest against anti-Black racism taking place in Mississauga this weekend
COVID-19 outbreak declared at Mississauga retirement home after employee tests positive for the virus
A Mississauga retirement home has declared a COVID-19 outbreak after an employee tested positive for the virus. 
CAUGHT ON VIDEO: The aftermath of vehicle rollover on 410 in Mississauga
First responders are attending to a transport truck that rolled over on the highway in Mississauga. The incident occurred on the on-ramp to the 410 southbound near Derry Road. 
ONE on ONE CHAT with the New Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party Steven Del Duca - August 11, 2020
Khaled Iwamura has a chat with the Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party Steven Del Duca - August 11, 2020.
Passengers aboard several early-August flights to Pearson test positive for COVID-19
Last week, three international flights landed at Pearson Airport with confirmed COVID-19 cases according to the federal government.

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Women entrepreneurs facing tougher challenges due to COVID-19: report
Protest against anti-Black racism taking place in Mississauga this weekend
Trudeau, Morneau, Telford must resign, or trigger an election: Blanchet
OTTAWA -- The leader of the Bloc Quebecois says if Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Finance Minister Bill Morneau and Katie Telford, the prime minister's chief of staff, don't resign, he will try to t
Feds investing in National Parks across Ontario
The federal government is investing in the nation's National Parks to help support the health of our national heritage, create local jobs, and combat climate change.
Liberals announce $18 million in funding for small food producers
The federal government is rolling out $18 million in support for projects they say will help strengthen Canada's food supply chain.
COVID-19 outbreak declared at Mississauga retirement home after employee tests positive for the virus
A Mississauga retirement home has declared a COVID-19 outbreak after an employee tested positive for the virus. 

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5 Quebec travel deals outside Mississauga
Top 5 Shawarma Joints in Mississauga
5 West Coast travel deals outside Mississauga
If you’re yearning to be sitting on a tropical beach, but you don’t want to risk contracting COVID-19 by travelling internationally, there’s good news.
Top 5 Burgers in Mississauga
In 2020, it’s mind boggling that we are not a hotbed of burger joints like our neighbors to the east. 
5 Best East Coast travel deals outside Mississauga
If you're yearning to be sitting on a tropical beach, but you don't want to risk contracting COVID-19 by travelling internationally, there's good news.
5 Best Ontario travel deals outside Mississauga
If you're feeling conflicted because you want to spend time travelling, but you also want to spend money on Ontario ventures and products, you're in luck--there are plenty of great travel deals with

Videos

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Video: MAYORS CHAT: Patrick Brown chats about what's going on in Brampton for the week of July 24, 2020
Video: ONE on ONE CHAT with the Premier of Ontario Doug Ford - July 23, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Marianne Meed Ward chats about what's going on in Burlington - July 22, 2020
Video: ONE on ONE CHAT with the Leader of the Ontario NDP Andrea Horwath - July 22, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Bonnie Crombie chats about what's going on in Mississauga for the week of July 21, 2020
Video: Check out these 3 dishes at the only authentic Mexican restaurant in Mississauga!
Check out these three dishes at the only authentic Mexican restaurant in Mississauga!
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Patrick Brown chats about what's going on in Brampton for the week of July 17, 2020
Video: The Chief Medical Officer of Peel Dr. Loh takes questions about COVID-19 - July 14, 2020

Food

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Must-try Filipino Comfort Food to Warm You up this Winter – Boodle Fight, Go!
5 Delicious Reasons You Still Need to Taste the Talk at Edo Japan
Liberals announce $18 million in funding for small food producers
Public Health Agency of Canada says more illnesses linked to U.S.-grown onions
The Public Health Agency of Canada says there are now 239 confirmed cases of illness in the country linked to a recall of U.S.-grown onions over Salmonella contamination.
Super cute pastry café now open at Square One in Mississauga
If you like your treats as cute as they are sweet, then this new Mississauga cafe is for you.
Mississauga partners with popular app to provide online ordering for restaurants, grocery stores, butcher shops and bakeries
If you want to place an online order with a local restaurant, bakery, grocer or butcher shop, you might be happy to hear that you can do that more easily. 
Second Cup to close more stores and pilot gas station drive-thrus
MISSISSAUGA, Ont. -- The Second Cup Ltd.

New Openings

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Super cute pastry café now open at Square One in Mississauga
Brand new sushi restaurant opening in Mississauga
New pizza and chicken restaurant opening in Mississauga
Brand new Starbucks location opening in Mississauga
Starbucks lovers rejoice — a brand new location of the popular coffee chain is opening in Mississauga.The new location is set to open at Dundas and Cliff Road in Cooksville.
Popular dessert spot opening new location in Heartland Town Centre in Mississauga
With life slowly inching back to normal, you might be feeling more in the mood for a decadent, celebratory indulgence. 
Popular Mexican eatery opens first Mississauga location
Nothing signifies the return to normal (well, semi-normal) more than new restaurants opening their doors in Mississauga. 
Popular Caribbean jerk chicken restaurant now open at Square One in Mississauga
If you’re craving the flavours of the Caribbean, then this new Mississauga resto has you covered.

Lifestyle

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Free bicycles available for Malton students who need them in Mississauga
PHOTOS: A look at the newest selfie spot in Mississauga
Skies will be clear in Mississauga for optimal Perseid meteor shower viewing
Ottawa sets minimum unemployment rate at 13.1 per cent for EI calculation
OTTAWA -- The federal government has temporarily set a minimum unemployment rate of 13.1 per cent to calculate employment insurance benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Blue Jackets shut out Maple Leafs 3-0 to win series 3-2 and send Toronto packing
The Maple Leafs fired blanks when it mattered most -- and ran out of miracles.Now Toronto's talented, high-powered roster has a long time to contemplate what might have been.
Mississauga partners with popular app to provide online ordering for restaurants, grocery stores, butcher shops and bakeries
If you want to place an online order with a local restaurant, bakery, grocer or butcher shop, you might be happy to hear that you can do that more easily. 
Leafs blow 3-0 lead, lose in OT to move to brink of elimination
The Maple Leafs have shown an ability to rebound from tough, demoralizing losses this season.

Business

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Women entrepreneurs facing tougher challenges due to COVID-19: report
Liberals announce $18 million in funding for small food producers
One-third of small business owners feel they aren’t being supported by their community
Many Canadians concerned about returning to their office
If you're concerned about returning to the office as more businesses are permitted to reopen, you're not alone.
Mississauga partners with popular app to provide online ordering for restaurants, grocery stores, butcher shops and bakeries
If you want to place an online order with a local restaurant, bakery, grocer or butcher shop, you might be happy to hear that you can do that more easily. 
Second Cup to close more stores and pilot gas station drive-thrus
MISSISSAUGA, Ont. -- The Second Cup Ltd.
Statistics Canada says country gained 419,000 jobs in July
OTTAWA -- Canada's labour market gained 419,000 jobs last month as more parts of the economy were allowed to reopen, Statistics Canada reported Friday.

Real Estate

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Creekbank Liquidation in Mississauga Has Quality Furniture at Cheap Prices and Same Day Delivery
Housing starts increase in Canada for second consecutive month
Houses in Mississauga significantly more expensive than they were just one year ago
Feds pledge $276 million for affordable housing in Mississauga
The nature of the pandemic has made it important for Canadians to have access to their own space in order to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
A look at one of Mississauga’s best known--and most quaint--neighbourhoods
While robust financial aid packages made the COVID-19 pandemic survivable for many Canadians, it temporarily decimated (and continues to affect) the country's cultural, recreational and hospitality
Rental prices down 10 per cent in Mississauga
Although rental rates in Mississauga held strong at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and associated lockdown, a new report suggests that prices are down about 10 per cent year-over-year.&nbsp
Here’s what’s replacing this recently-demolished building in Mississauga
A well-known brutalist eyesore that was once home to a heavily-trafficked Tim Hortons has been torn down, and something sleeker, chicer and significantly more modern (and, dare we say, exciting) wi

History

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1987 Opening of Mississauga City Hall with Hazel
"The 4 Sisters” and Their Demolition!
Who was Mayor before Hazel McCallion?
The Lost Village of Summerville
The small village of Summerville, originally called Silverthorn's or Silverthorn's Mill, was situated along Dundas Street at the Etobicoke Creek, on both sides of what is the modern bo
PHOTOS: Here’s What the Evolution of the GO Train Has Looked Like
Over the years, the GO train has become a primary means of transportation for many people in Mississauga and beyond.
Port Credit Harbour Way Back in the Day
Always a safe haven from lake storms, the harbour proper began when the Port Credit Harbour Company was founded in 1834.
Old Mills along the Credit River
The lazy course of the Credit River today belies its importance to the early development of Peel County.

Travel

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Passengers aboard several early-August flights to Pearson test positive for COVID-19
5 Quebec travel deals outside Mississauga
PHOTOS: Here’s What the Evolution of the GO Train Has Looked Like
Feds resuming some passport services
As of July 31, Canadians can apply for a passport by mail.
Travel restrictions remain in place at the border for the long weekend
The Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) is reminding travellers that travel restrictions will remain in place at all Canadian international border crossings for the Civic Holiday long weekend.
5 West Coast travel deals outside Mississauga
If you’re yearning to be sitting on a tropical beach, but you don’t want to risk contracting COVID-19 by travelling internationally, there’s good news.
Air Canada reopening Maple Leaf Lounges
Air Canada has announced it will be gradually reopening its Maple Leaf Lounges in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver, albeit with added biosafety protocols