New Era Real Estate Saves Family Over 70 Thousand in Commission Fees
Popular tea and dessert spot now open at Square One in Mississauga
All COVID-19 cases in Mississauga schools for the week of September 21 to 26
The following is a summary of confirmed positive COVID-19 cases reported by the Peel District School Board and Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board throughout the last week.
Peel District schools in Mississauga with reported cases of COVID-19 – September 25
In an effort to keep students and parents abreast of the situation, the Peel District School Board’s COVID-19 Advisory Board
A McDonald's location inside a Walmart in Mississauga has temporarily closed down due to a COVID-19 case
A McDonald’s location in Mississauga has temporarily closed after an employee tested positive for COVID-19, McDonald’s Canada announced.  
House of the Week: $3.8 mil Sheridan home luxurious features
This Place: This gorgeous Sheridan home offers a beautiful kitchen, spacious bedrooms and stunning walk-in closets

Latest News

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Popular tea and dessert spot now open at Square One in Mississauga
All COVID-19 cases in Mississauga schools for the week of September 21 to 26
Ontario reports 435 new COVID-19 cases, no new deaths
Ontario is reporting 435 new cases of COVID-19 today and zero new deaths from the illness.
Fog advisory in effect for Mississauga this morning
Fog advisory in effect for Mississauga this morning (September 26, 2020).
RCMP charge man with falsely claiming involvement in terrorism
The RCMP has arrested and charged an Ontario man with falsely claiming to have committed terrorist acts.
Police searching for suspect following sexual assault at GO station in Mississauga
Police are appealing to the public for help in identifying a suspect involved in a sexual assault incident at a GO Transit station in Mississauga.

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Outside Mississauga: 5 fall camping destinations to get back to nature
Outside Mississauga: 5 Rocky mountain getaways
Top 5 Shawarma Joints in Mississauga
There are a lot of shawarma joints in Mississauga and the landscape keeps changing. We went to dozens of different shawarma joints and some places put Tupperware-stored chicken in my pita while others used chicken from the spit and then grilled the shavings with seasoning -- the way a good shawarma sandwich/wrap should be made! 
Outside Mississauga: 5 Travel deals to Mexico
Now that summer is wrapping up, you might be looking ahead to the coming winter months. If you’re dreading the coming cold and snow, we’ve got you covered.
Outside Mississauga: 5 tropical travel deals
If the fact that the pandemic is now approaching six months has you extra stressed, and you’d rather be sipping a cold drink on a hot beach instead, you’re in luck—there are plenty of travel deals
Outside the City: 5 family-friendly activities in Ontario
Now that the Province is committed to having students return to schools, you might be looking for one more family outing before the end of the summer (or the longest-ever March break).

Videos

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Video: MAYORS CHAT: Patrick Brown chats about what's going on in Brampton - September 25, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Marianne Meed Ward chats about what's going on in Burlington - September 23, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Bonnie Crombie chats about what’s going on in Mississauga for the week of September 22, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Patrick Brown chats about what's going on in Brampton - September 18, 2020
Khaled Iwamura chats with Patrick Brown about what’s going on in Brampton - September 18, 2020.
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Bonnie Crombie chats about what’s going on in Mississauga for the week of September 17, 2020
Khaled Iwamura chats with Bonnie Crombie about what’s going on in Mississauga for the week of September 17, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Patrick Brown chats about what’s going on in Brampton - September 11, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Marianne Meed Ward chats about what’s going on in Burlington - September 9, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Bonnie Crombie chats about what’s going on in Mississauga for the week of September 8, 2020

Food

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Popular tea and dessert spot now open at Square One in Mississauga
Pumpkin Spice KD coming to Canada this fall
Restaurateurs urging feds for assistance as patio season winds down
More than 2 million Canadian children at risk of going to school hungry due to pandemic
While COVID-19 is causing health concerns for students and parents this school year, an unexpected side effect of the pandemic is the number of children who will have to go to school hungry.
Millennials driving surge of non-alcoholic beer
If you've been wondering why so many places are now offering low- and non-alcoholic beer on their menus, the answer is millennials.
Mississauga officially extends mask bylaw and restaurant restrictions until 2021
At a Sept. 16 meeting, Mississauga city councillors voted unanimously to extend the city’s mandatory face-covering bylaw and COVID-19-related restrictions on bars and restaurants until Jan.
Mississauga could extend restrictions on bars and restaurants until 2021
A report from the City of Mississauga's lead solicitor is recommending that the city extend its mandatory f

New Openings

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Popular tea and dessert spot now open at Square One in Mississauga
An acclaimed art exhibit is now open in Mississauga
The Keg is opening a brand new restaurant in Mississauga
Jollibee opening brand new location in Square One in Mississauga
A profoundly popular Filipino restaurant chain is opening another location in Mississauga, and this one will take shape inside Square One. 
New game and book store opening in Square One in Mississauga
A store that specializes in games, books, puzzles, educational toys, stationery and more is slated to open a new location in Square One in Mississauga. 
New dessert spot now open in Erin Mills Town Centre in Mississauga
If you’re looking for some dessert or a custom-made cake, you might be happy to hear that a brand new bakery recently opened in Erin Mills Town Centre in Mississauga.
New hotel opens in one of Mississauga’s busiest neighbourhoods
If you want to enjoy a little staycation in the city, you can check out a brand new hotel that's the first of its kind in Ontario. 

Lifestyle

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Amusement fair operators ask for support during COVID-19 pandemic
Feds pledge $440 million to join international vaccine program
An acclaimed art exhibit is now open in Mississauga
Long-standing laser tag facility shuts down in Mississauga
It’s the end of an era in Mississauga, as a facility that hosted many of your birthday parties in the 90s (at least if you’re an elder millennial like me) will be closing down. 
Mississauga's Andreescu out for rest of tennis season to focus on health and training
TORONTO -- Bianca Andreescu says she is taking the remainder of the tennis season off to focus on her health and training.
Iconic Toronto Christmas Market cancelled due to COVID-19
In news that won't surprise you (but will still bum you out), it has just been announced that a beloved local Christmas market will not take shape this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 
Airbnb suspends more than 40 listings across Ontario for hosting parties
Airbnb says it has suspended more than 40 listings across Ontario as part of its effort to crack down on party houses.

Business

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Health care association urging province to impose more stringent restrictions on non-essential businesses
Mississauga bookstore workers vote to unionize, a month after retailer reports losses
Ontario hiring 98 more labour inspectors to speed up pandemic workplace response
Province permits employers to defer contributions to pension plans until March
The Province is allowing employers to defer contributions to certain defined benefit pension plans to help with the business' cash flow during the pandemic.
Restaurateurs urging feds for assistance as patio season winds down
 Now that the weather is starting to turn, and patio season is beginning to wind down, coupled with the fact cases are once again increasing, restaurant owners are concerned about what this wi
Job postings still down from 2019 numbers, but gap is narrowing
Despite the fact many businesses have reopened now that the majority of the country has entered Stage 3, online job postings still aren’t where they were a year ago.
Two Mississauga students awarded scholarships from Walmart
Two young Walmart employees from Mississauga now have a little bit more money to put towards their education after being awarded the Walmart Canada Associate Scholarship. 

Real Estate

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House of the Week: $3.8 mil Sheridan home luxurious features
Ontario home buyers not as optimistic about market as rest of Canada
Mississauga remains a pricy city for renters despite COVID-19 crisis
New Era Real Estate Saves Family Over 70 Thousand in Commission Fees
If you've ever tried selling your home before, you know just how daunting it can be to find the real estate brokerage that'll work best for you and save you as much money as possible in the process
Feds launching initiative to increase affordable housing options
The pandemic has forced many Canadians to limit the amount of time they spent away from home in an effort to reduce their risk of contracting COVID-19.
Here’s how much detached house prices have risen in Mississauga in just one year
When the COVID-19 pandemic and associated lockdown hit, no one quite knew how the red-hot housing market would fare in the face of mass layoffs and economic uncertainty. 
Housing market ‘moderately’ vulnerable amid potential overvaluation of homes: CMHC
OTTAWA -- Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says there was some evidence of overvaluation in Canada's housing market this spring amid the COVID-19 pandemic.  

History

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The Proposed Boundaries of Mississauga
An acclaimed art exhibit is now open in Mississauga
The origins of the GO bus
Did You Know The Founder of the Black Panthers Was Once Jailed in Peel?
The Region of Peel (Brampton, Mississauga and Caledon) is known for a lot of things, but not everyone realizes how interesting and rich its history really is. 
PHOTOS: A look back at GO buses over the last 50 years
It’s hard to believe the GO bus has been around for so long, but on Sept. 8, GO Transit officially commemorated 50 years of GO bus service in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.
Useless (But Fun) Things People Told Me About Mississauga
Over the years of running insauga, people have told me many things about Mississauga because they assume that I am interested in everything Mississauga.
Old School General Stores in Mississauga
Almost every historic community had at least one "general store". It was a place to purchase "general" goods, groceries and supplies, often also serving as the local post office.

Travel

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Despite fewer drivers on the road, Canadian auto insurance rates increase during second quarter of 2020
Outside Mississauga: 5 fall camping destinations to get back to nature
Outside Mississauga: 5 Rocky mountain getaways
The origins of the GO bus
GO Transit is celebrating 50 years of its iconic green buses serving Ontarians.
PHOTOS: A look back at GO buses over the last 50 years
It’s hard to believe the GO bus has been around for so long, but on Sept. 8, GO Transit officially commemorated 50 years of GO bus service in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.
Transport Canada issues first fines to air passengers who refused to wear masks
OTTAWA -- Federal transport officials have issued the first fines to air passengers who refused to wear face masks on Canadian flights, in violation of a government order to help prevent t
Outside Mississauga: 5 Travel deals to Mexico
Now that summer is wrapping up, you might be looking ahead to the coming winter months. If you’re dreading the coming cold and snow, we’ve got you covered.