MAYORS CHAT: Bonnie Crombie chats about Mississauga - December 1, 2020
Mississauga temporarily cuts over 1,000 jobs due to second lockdown
City asking for input on parks as it builds a brand new neighbourhood in Mississauga
If there's one thing the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted, it's the need for open, accessible green space in a city marked by sprawling subdivisions and soaring condo towers. 
COVID-19 numbers in Peel Region continue downward trend
Peel Region is showing its fifth straight day of declining new cases of COVID-19.
COVID-19 outbreak declared at ICU in Mississauga Hospital
Another COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at a hospital in Mississauga.  
Mississauga offers tools and support for local small businesses
The City of Mississauga is putting its best efforts forward by providing resources to continue to support Mississauga’s small business community after entering the Grey-Lockdown level late last mon

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Retailers ask Ontario government to lift COVID restrictions they aren’t working
‘Netflix tax’ for digital media likely to raise prices for consumers, experts say
Passenger complaints filed in pandemic won’t start to be processed until 2021
OTTAWA -- The head of Canada's transport regulator says the 11,000 complaints filed to the Canadian Transportation Agency since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic will not start to be processed unti
Dufferin-Peel Catholic District schools in Mississauga with reported COVID-19 cases – December 1
In an effort to keep students and parents updated regarding the spread of COVID-19, the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board (DPCDSB) is tracking the numbers of active confirmed cases at sc
Peel District schools in Mississauga with reported cases of COVID-19 – December 1
In an effort to keep students and parents abreast of the situation, the Peel District School Board’s COVID-19 Advisory Board is tracking the number of active confirmed positive COVID-19 cases at PD
MAYORS CHAT: Bonnie Crombie chats about Mississauga - December 1, 2020
Khaled Iwamura chats with Mayor Bonnie Crombie about what’s going on in Mississauga - December 1, 2020

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Mississauga residents celebrating group lotto win
Outside Mississauga: 5 fun Halloween-themed activities
5 GTHA parks to visit
If the rising number of COVID-19 cases and the Province’s decision to roll select regions back to Stage 2 has you down, you might be yearning to get out and do something you enjoy.
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.

Videos

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Video: MAYORS CHAT: Patrick Brown chats about what’s going on in Brampton – November 27, 2020
Video: ONE on ONE chat with Mohamad Fakih about the restaurant industry crisis - November 26, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Marianne Meed Ward chats about what’s going on in Burlington – November 25, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Bonnie Crombie chats about Mississauga - November 24, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Patrick Brown chats about what’s going on in Brampton – November 20, 2020
Video: COVID-19 Q&A: Chief Medical Officer of Peel Dr. Loh - November 19, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Marianne Meed Ward chats about what’s going on in Burlington – November 18, 2020
Video: MAYORS CHAT: Bonnie Crombie chats about Mississauga - November 17, 2020

Food

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Ice cream products recalled due to possible presence of metal pieces
Mississauga restaurant paying it forward with "Buy One Give One" lasagna dinner
KFC introducing biodegradable cutlery
Meal kits, boxes and holiday gift packages now available at The Food District in Square One in Mississauga
You might not be able to sit down at The Food District in Square One in Mississauga amid the second lockdown, but you can still purchase tasty products from a number of popular vendors.
PICK A SIDE: Cake or pie?  
With more restrictions for hot spot regions in Ontario already being implemented, and another full lockdown not out of the question as the number of new COVID-19 cases continues to climb, many peop
Kraft Heinz moving production of ketchup back to Canada
It probably doesn't come as a surprise that Canadians love ketchup--we're the only country that sells ketchup-flavoured chips.
Advocacy group urging province to assist restaurants struggling due to pandemic
In response to the rapidly climbing number of new COVID-19 cases, the province has implemented additional restrictions on businesses and public gatherings.

New Openings

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Trendy Toronto restaurant has officially opened its first GTA location in Mississauga
New co-working space now open in Heartland Town Centre in Mississauga
Popular pizza spot opening new location in Heartland Town Centre in Mississauga
A new cookie shop has opened in Square One in Mississauga
Craving cookies? Look no further because The Food District at Square One has you covered!
Popular Halal burger joint opening up in Mississauga
This year has been hard on restaurants and small businesses, but thankfully new establishments are still popping up in Mississauga - including popular chains that are finally making their way to ou
Iconic patisserie now open in Square One in Mississauga
When you can't go to Paris, let Paris come to you!Laduree has recently opened a charming pop up at Square One in Mississauga.
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.

Lifestyle

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City asking for input on parks as it builds a brand new neighbourhood in Mississauga
Free parking now in effect in parts of Mississauga
Feds introduce legislation to decriminalize single-event sports betting
Screen time could have impact on declining mental health among students
Even before the onset of the pandemic, students were experiencing the highest levels of suicidal ideation and serious psychological distress ever recorded according to a report from the Centre for
Five virtual activities to take part in this weekend
Lockdown level two has forced us to come up with creative and interesting activities from the comfort of our homes. It can be daunting looking for ideas, but we’ve got you covered. 
PICK A SIDE: Do you prefer to shop in-stores or online?
With Toronto and Peel already in lockdown, and the possibility of more joining them as cases of COVID-19 continue to climb in Ontario—November 27 saw the single-day record shattered with more than
The Bay introducing ‘buy now, pay later’ option just in time for the holidays
Two Canadian companies are partnering to ensure families don't have to forego holiday gifts this year.

Business

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Retailers ask Ontario government to lift COVID restrictions they aren’t working
‘Netflix tax’ for digital media likely to raise prices for consumers, experts say
Passenger complaints filed in pandemic won’t start to be processed until 2021
Eight in 10 Canadian manufacturers face skills shortage: report
TORONTO -- Eighty per cent of Canadian manufacturers surveyed in a new report are facing an immediate labour and skills shortage that was made worse by the COVID-19 pandemic.
More than half of entrepreneurs believe businesses in their area are in crisis: survey
With many businesses having already been forced to close, more could follow suit if restrictions remain in place.
Ottawa beefs up loans for hard-hit sectors — but big airlines not included for now
Ottawa is rolling out a wave of new funding for pandemic-battered industries including tourism, the arts and regional aviation, with smaller companies top of mind -- and large airlines notably absen
Canada at risk of losing more than 50,000 businesses by the end of the pandemic: study
Did you know shopping locally this year could save a small business from going under?

Real Estate

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Government plans foreign buyers tax in bid to create affordable housing
City asking for input on parks as it builds a brand new neighbourhood in Mississauga
Rental prices falling as the year winds to a close in Mississauga
House of the Week: Huge $3.9 mil house near Rattray Marsh
This Place: This 7,000 square foot Rattray Marsh home offers a ton of space and proximity to the lake, providing homeowners with a natural respite from city life
PHOTOS: The most and least expensive houses in Mississauga
Houses in Mississauga are not exactly affordable, but recently released data suggests that the average price point in the Region of Peel (which consists of Brampton, Mississauga and Caledon) dipped
Mississauga boasts 11th lowest property tax rate in Ontario
Mississauga might be an expensive city to call home—the average home price in Mississauga currently sits at
Rental prices up since last year in Mississauga
Although the COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on the rental market and has made it a little easier for tenants to find more affordable accommodations, units are still quite pricy in Miss

History

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The Dome Stadium That Was Going to Be Built in Mississauga
When Mississauga Was “Toronto”
A Look at One of Mississauga's "Most Famous Warrior Sons"
Remembering Erindale Village
The story of Erindale Village begins in 1822 when a block of land, known as the Racey Tract, was opened for settlement under the direction of Thomas Racey, a crown agent.
Canadian soldier killed in Second World War, buried anonymously in Netherlands, identified
OTTAWA -- A Canadian soldier buried in a nameless grave in the Netherlands near the end of the Second World War has been identified 75 years later, the Department of National Defence said Monday.
When the Mississauga City Centre Was Built
Development started over 50 years ago in the late 1960s when the McLaughlin Group began to purchase the surrounding farmland, namely the Hodges, Hepton, McCauley and Davidson fa
Historic Churches in Mississauga
In historic Mississauga, as in other places, churches and places of religious assembly, were fixtures on the social and geographical landscape, and were landmarks in their respective communities.

Travel

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Many Canadians not yet ready for winter driving
Ottawa extends rules and restrictions for travellers amid rising COVID-19 case counts
Federal government identifies multiple flights that landed at Pearson Airport with COVID-19
Federal Court says class action on COVID-19 airfare refunds a matter for other courts
OTTAWA -- The Federal Court has punted consideration of airfare refunds, which customers say they are owed following hundreds of thousands of cancelled flights, to provincial courts.
Around 1,300 national exemptions to COVID-19 border restrictions given out: officials
OTTAWA -- Immigration officials say the federal government granted 1,300 national interest exemptions during the COVID-19 pandemic to allow people into Canada who don't qualify under current border
Ontarians fear looming increase of impaired driving this winter
As Ontarians prepare for the winter months, many feel added concern when it comes to driving.
New data shows immigration system slowing sharply during pandemic’s first months
OTTAWA -- New data is painting a stark picture of how the shutdown of the immigration system due to the COVID-19 pandemic has affected thousands of lives.