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Data suggests restaurants, gyms not responsible for spread of COVID-19 in Peel
Mississauga mayor to ask Peel’s top doctor to explore how the city might emerge from Stage 2 Lite next month
At an Oct.
Recall of Daily Shield hand sanitizer expanded, Mississauga-based manufacturer’s licence suspended
MISSISSAUGA, Ont. -- Health Canada has issued an expanded recall notice for a brand of hand sanitizer sold at Dollarama and other locations.
City plans to rename Mississauga library in honour of Hazel McCallion’s 100th birthday
Many establishments bear the name of Mississauga's most iconic mayor, but none of those places belong to the city she helmed for 36 years—until now. 
PHOTOS: The most and least expensive homes in Mississauga
The second wave of COVID-19 might be disrupting life in Mississauga and surrounding cities, but the city’s real estate market is hotter than ever and low-rise homes are in especially high dema

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No ‘marriage tax’ for Ontario despite suggestions to the contrary, government says
Province providing municipalities with $500 million in support
Data suggests restaurants, gyms not responsible for spread of COVID-19 in Peel
It's been nearly three weeks since the Province relegated certain regions in Ontario to a modified version of Stage 2.
Police arrest last outstanding suspect in connection to carjacking in Mississauga
Peel Regional Police (PRP) has made an arrest in connection to a spree of robberies in the GTA and a carjacking in Mississauga. 
Nearly one-third of Canadians won’t recover financially from pandemic
With many businesses having to close permanently and thousands out of work, many Canadians are concerned they'll never financially recover from the pandemic.
Mississauga mayor to ask Peel’s top doctor to explore how the city might emerge from Stage 2 Lite next month
At an Oct.

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Outside Mississauga: 5 fun Halloween-themed activities
5 GTHA parks to visit
Outside Mississauga: 5 Ontario travel deals away from the city
If the rise in COVID-19 cases has you stressed out, you might be looking to get out of the city to refresh. Fortunately, we’ve got you covered.
Outside Mississauga: 5 fun activities in Ontario
With new COVID-19 cases climbing every day, and cold weather fast approaching, you might be looking for some sort of fun activity to take your mind off of everything going on.
Outside Mississauga: 5 fall camping destinations to get back to nature
If the fact that the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases are constantly increasing has you stressed, you might be feeling like you need to get away from the stress of the city.
Outside Mississauga: 5 Rocky mountain getaways
If the fact the pandemic continues to drag on, and daily case counts have begun rising again, you might be itching to just get away and refresh.

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Video: ONE on ONE CHAT with The Minister of Small Business Prabmeet Sarkaria
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Patrick Brown chats about what’s going on in Brampton – October 23, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Marianne Meed Ward chats about what’s going on in Burlington – October 21, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Bonnie Crombie chats to Khaled Iwamura about Mississauga - October 20, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Patrick Brown chats about what’s going on in Brampton - October 16, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Marianne Meed Ward chats about what's going on in Burlington - October 14, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Bonnie Crombie chats about what’s going on in Mississauga for the week of October 13, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Patrick Brown chats about what’s going on in Brampton - October 9, 2020

Food

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Mississauga restaurateurs plead for help amid second indoor dining ban
Tim Hortons giving away free coffee
Popular Mississauga restaurant opens luxury tent to keep diners comfortable amid the COVID shutdown
Ontario distillery unveils two limited-edition whiskeys
If you're like many Canadians, you may have taken to enjoying a few more libations than normal, in order to get through the pandemic.
Trendy new dessert spot now open at Square One in Mississauga
If you’ve got a sweet tooth that regular ice cream can’t satisfy, it may be time to mix it up at this new dessert spot at Square One.
Pet owners can now get delivery… for their pets
With many restaurants struggling due to the pandemic, Canadians have taken to ordering delivery from local restaurants to help support them during this difficult time.
PICK A SIDE: Is candy corn the best or worst holiday candy
While Halloween will undoubtedly look different this year, many families still want to celebrate the spooky holiday in some capacity.

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Iconic patisserie now open in Square One in Mississauga
Trendy new dessert spot now open at Square One in Mississauga
Trendy Toronto restaurant opening first GTA location in Mississauga
New Jamaican patties take-out joint coming to Square One
There’s nothing like a good Jamaican patty, and it looks like Square One’s getting a brand new restaurant that specializes in them.
Popular Japanese cosmetics store opening its first Mississauga location
A popular Japanese cosmetics brand, which operates stores in Toronto and Markham, is opening its first Mississauga location in the very near future. 
Brand new yoga and wellness facility now open in Mississauga
If you're feeling especially stressed (as many of us are during this ominous and unpredictable second wave), you might be happy to hear that you can enjoy a yoga practice and a massage (or other tr
Popular new Toronto-based menswear store now open at Square One in Mississauga
With male fashion often taking a backseat to its female counterpart in the retail space, it’s always nice to see new stores focused on menswear opening up in Mississauga.

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Nearly one-third of Canadians won’t recover financially from pandemic
Malls gathered facial images of five million shoppers without consent: watchdogs
Ho, no, no: Experts advise preparing for a scaled-back COVID holiday season
Conversion therapy ban gets approval in principle, exposes Conservative divisions
OTTAWA -- The House of Commons has given approval in principle to a bill that would outlaw the discredited practice of conversion therapy.
20 per cent of Canadians believe life-long financial goal has become unattainable
While the pandemic has wreaked havoc on Canadian businesses as well as the nation's collective mental health, it has also had a significant impact on Canadians' finances.
Canadians’ interactions with each other significantly reduced: cellphone data study
TORONTO -- Canadians dramatically altered their behaviour by permanently reducing their interactions with others even as they began moving around more during the pandemic, a new study of cellphone d
Mississauga restaurateurs plead for help amid second indoor dining ban
A little more than two weeks into "Stage 2 lite" in Mississauga, local restaurateurs are getting desperate for not only help, but answers as to why they've been targeted for restrictions despite ab

Business

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Amazon bringing 6,200 jobs to Ontario this holiday season
Energy firm Suncor uprooting Mississauga and Oakville offices
Strippers’ advocacy group seeks judicial review of Ontario strip club closure
Canadian companies that have filed for creditor protection since COVID-19 pandemic
A list of some of the companies that have taken steps under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act or Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act since the beginning of the pandemic:
Ontario promises action to address rising insurance rates as critics urge regulation
Under pressure to address rising commercial insurance rates blamed on the pandemic, Premier Doug Ford promised this week to take action to stop what he called "gouging" by some companies in the sec
Pandemic threatens to further gulf between big and small businesses
With the number of new COVID-19 cases on the rise, and more shutdowns a possibility for the near future, the pandemic threatens to further the divide between big and small businesses.
Many businesses sourcing product domestically due to pandemic
Even after we finally get through this pandemic (for some it's starting to feel more like 'if' not 'when') there are many industries that will likely look different than pre-pandemic.

Real Estate

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PHOTOS: The most and least expensive homes in Mississauga
Average rent price for GTA decreases for 10th consecutive month
Region providing money to residents who want to build basement apartments in Mississauga
HOTW: Inside a $2.3 mil luxury penthouse in Mississauga's Marilyn Monroe condo
This Place: Here's a rare peek into a bright and luxurious $2.3 mil penthouse in Mississauga's most striking—and iconic—condo tower
Mississauga asks province to ensure that city land will be used for affordable housing
The City of Mississauga recently passed a motion calling on the province to ensure that at a parcel of land located at 600 Eglinton Ave E.
One-bedroom apartments in Mississauga third most expensive on list of 35 Canadian cities
Although COVID-19 has taken a bite out of rental rates by driving some people out of dense city centres, Mississauga is still a pricier place for tenants. 
Pre-launch condos now for sale at the ambitious Square One District in Mississauga
If you’ve been thinking of investing in a brand new living space in Mississauga, now might be the time.

History

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Historic Churches in Mississauga
Top 5 Most Historical Buildings in Mississauga
The Proposed Boundaries of Mississauga
An acclaimed art exhibit is now open in Mississauga
Those who have thirsted for the normality of a visit to a gallery or museum over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic can now take in a thoughtful, immersive exhibit in Mississauga that explores "th
The origins of the GO bus
GO Transit is celebrating 50 years of its iconic green buses serving Ontarians.
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.

Travel

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Canada’s ban on big cruise ships extended until February
Outside Mississauga: 5 fun Halloween-themed activities
5 GTHA parks to visit
WestJet reducing service to/from Atlantic Canada
WestJet has announced it will be reducing service to Atlantic Canada.
Outside Mississauga: 5 Ontario travel deals away from the city
If the rise in COVID-19 cases has you stressed out, you might be looking to get out of the city to refresh. Fortunately, we’ve got you covered.
Pearson Airport implementing new tech that eliminates 99.999 per cent of bacteria
Toronto Pearson International Airport is adding new technology to keep passengers safe and help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Appeal court judge clears path for hearing on flight credit for passengers
OTTAWA -- A Federal Court of Appeal judge has dismissed an attempt by Canada's transportation regulator to prevent a hearing on its stance on flight credit for travellers.