Dozens of Mississauga restaurants offering takeout and delivery service during coronavirus outbreak

Justin Trudeau announces $2 billion in spending to procure more medical equipment

Over 200 new COVID-19 cases found in Ontario, over 150 cases now confirmed in Mississauga

The province recently announced that well over 200 new cases of COVID-19 have been discovered in Ontario.

Peel District School Board to re-start teacher-directed instruction soon

While the province has been forthright about the fact that kids and teens will most certainly not be returning to classrooms on April 6, some parents and students are still unsure as to whether or

How to report non-compliance in Mississauga amid COVID-19 outbreak

Health experts at all levels of government are reminding residents to practice physical distancing to limit the spread of COVID-19.

Province extends State of Emergency Declaration

The Province has extended its Declaration of Emergency and associated measures, including the closure of non-essential workplaces and restrictions on social gatherings.

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Justin Trudeau announces $2 billion in spending to procure more medical equipment

Over 200 new COVID-19 cases found in Ontario, over 150 cases now confirmed in Mississauga

Peel District School Board to re-start teacher-directed instruction soon

While the province has been forthright about the fact that kids and teens will most certainly not be returning to classrooms on April 6, some parents and students are still unsure as to whether or

How to report non-compliance in Mississauga amid COVID-19 outbreak

Health experts at all levels of government are reminding residents to practice physical distancing to limit the spread of COVID-19.

Pet Valu limiting number of customers allowed in-store to two

In order to do their part to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, Pet Valu has announced it will be making changes to its operations.

CTF urging government to postpone tax increases

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) is urging the federal government to immediately postpone all planned tax increases.

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5 Best zoos offering live video footage of animals

5 Best TV shows streaming on Netflix

5 Best stand-up specials available on Netflix

It’s crazy to think that just a few weeks ago we were all living our lives as usual.

Top 5 Butter Chicken in Mississauga

Butter chicken, one of the most popular Indian dishes, is not to hard to find in Mississauga and can be found on most Indian restaurant menus.

Top 5 Omelettes in Mississauga

When you start to get tired of the same sunny side up or scrambled eggs and toast every morning, try switching it up with an omelette.

5 Best lookouts outside Mississauga

With everything that's been happening with the spread of COVID-19, it can be difficult to balance taking measures to avoid contracting and/or spreading the virus, and still getting out and enjoying

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Video: Rick & Khaled Podcast Ep 12

- What do you think of the 18 mil sqf development planned for Mississauga- Are Doug Ford and Patrick Brown friends again after they met?

Video: Rick & Khaled Podcast Ep 11

- Biggest topic that Mississauga and Brampton have to tackle in 2020- Dish of the week: Butter Chicken Lasagne- What MCU character are you?

Video: How Edo Japan makes the Ultimate Bento Box in Mississauga

Video: Ep4: Becoming an informant for the FBI, Mexican Federales, Scotland Yard and RCMP.

Becoming an informant for the FBI, Mexican Federales, Scotland Yard and RCMP.

Video: Ep3: “How I became a driver for Muhammad Ali and Jimmy Hoffa.”

Ep3: “How I became a driver for Muhammad Ali and Jimmy Hoffa.”

Video: Ep2: “The Irishman movie was full of crap.”

Khaled Iwamura chats to Marvin “The Weasel” Elkind about the new Netflix movie The Irishman and tells us how it really went down.

Video: Ep1: Where is Jimmy Hoffa’s body?

Where is Jimmy Hoffa’s body?He lived the mob movies we all watch and love!

Video: inFLIX Video Podcast Ep3: What to watch in February 2020

Khaled Iwamura and Nick Cerny take a look at what to watch on all the streaming services for the month of February 2020.

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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

VIDEO: People going nuts for Krispy Kreme doughnuts in Mississauga

Highly-anticipated Mississauga craft beer festival postponed due to COVID-19

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has not only ruined lives and livelihoods, it's deprived people of the joy of attending highly-anticipated concerts, plays, festivals and events—and that, though smal

Dozens of Mississauga restaurants offering takeout and delivery service during coronavirus outbreak

While most people are listening to experts and voluntarily self-isolating in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, many are sad to be missing out on concerts, plays, movies, events and restaurants.&n

Circle K offering free drinks for healthcare workers

In order to reward those who are working to keep Canadians safe amid this global pandemic, Circle K is providing free drinks to first responders, and healthcare workers.

Air Canada providing meals to those affected by COVID-19

Air Canada is working on making sure the food usually given to passengers on international flights doesn’t go to waste.

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Series of events coming to The Food District in Square One in Mississauga

New restaurant specializing in unique Middle Eastern flatbread now open in Mississauga

Mississauga boasts a diverse array of restaurants that specialize in cuisines from around the world, but not every restaurant chooses one signature dish to focus on and make its own.

Here’s what’s replacing The Three Brewers restaurant in Mississauga

If you love to pair craft beer with elevated, pub-style food, you were likely sad to see The Three Brewers—a popular Quebec-based chain—shutter its relatively young Heartland Town Centre-area res

All the March Break Fun You Can Handle at Playdium

Playdium is celebrating March Break with some crazy deals from all the attractions you can handle, to sweet food combos and 3x the SCENE points!

Pop-up market coming to Erin Mills Town Centre in Mississauga

If you're looking for something unique to do this weekend, you might be happy to hear that you can purchase some artisanal products and enjoy a water lantern event at Erin Mills Town Centre in Miss

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Canadians asked to wash mailboxes, keep dogs at bay, to ensure safe mail delivery

Most abiding by COVID-19 rules, back fines, arrests of those who aren’t: Poll

Highly-anticipated Mississauga craft beer festival postponed due to COVID-19

VIDEO & PHOTOS: You've never seen Pearson Airport look like this

It’s been 12 days since the province declared a state of emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and six days since the city of Mississauga followed suit.

It's Mom and Pop Business Owners Day, and they need our support more than ever

It’s March 29, which means it’s also Mom and Pop Business Owners Day, a North American tradition of recognizing small businesses and the value they provide to their communities.

Residents shutting their lights off tonight for Earth Hour 2020

Even in the midst of a global pandemic, residents (who are able to do so) are invited to participate again in this year’s Earth Hour event.

COVID-19 and pregnancy: Some things you should know

Under normal circumstances, pregnancy, particularly when you're nearing birth, can be a jumble of emotions.

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Pet Valu limiting number of customers allowed in-store to two

Air Canada temporarily laying off more than 15,000 employees

Federal government giving broadcasters $30 million relief from CRTC fees

City launches online COVID-19 portal for Mississauga businesses

Mississauga business owners who want up to date information on what supports are available to them can now access an online portal that will, ideally, help them navigate the COVID-19 crisis. <

It's Mom and Pop Business Owners Day, and they need our support more than ever

It’s March 29, which means it’s also Mom and Pop Business Owners Day, a North American tradition of recognizing small businesses and the value they provide to their communities.

Province to penalize businesses caught price gouging on necessary goods

Speaking today, Premier Doug Ford announced new penalties that will hold businesses accountable if they try to significantly raise prices on items Ontarians need during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Indigo lays off 5,200 employees, stores closed indefinitely

TORONTO — Indigo Books & Music Inc.

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Creekbank Liquidation in Mississauga Has Quality Furniture at Cheap Prices and Same Day Delivery

Major residential landlords signal flexibility for tenants in need during outbreak

Houses still selling for sky-high prices in Mississauga--but COVID-19 could change that

House of the Week: $3 mil Lorne Park home with beautiful interior

This Place: This stunning Lorne Park home offers fresh, modern finishes, a luxurious kitchen, spa-like bathrooms and more

CMHC expanding insured mortgage purchase program to $150B, up from $50B

OTTAWA -- Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. is expanding its insured mortgage purchase program to $150 billion as part of its response to the COVID-19 crisis.

Mississauga still one of Canada’s priciest rental markets, but COVID-19 could affect prices soon

Although Mississauga was still home to a red hot rental market in February, the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic has yet to be fully realized—especially since rental rates appear to be falling in C

Interest in real estate declining during pandemic

It seems that people are less inclined to look for a new home during these uncertain times.

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The Truth Behind the Mysterious Koliba Park in Mississauga

VIDEO: A Look Back at Mississauga in 1969

A Look at One of Mississauga's Most Influential Women

Mississauga History: Past Industries

Wherever in Mississauga you live, unless your house is historic, it was previously a farm.

10 high-profile wrongful murder convictions in Canada

TORONTO -- The federal government is moving forward with the creation of an independent review commission to consider claims of wrongful convictions.

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.

12 Years a Slave's Solomon Northup Heckled Off Stage in Mississauga

If you managed to check out the devastating and heartbreaking 2013 film 12 Years a Slave, you probably never imagined that the film's protagonist (and author behind the autobiographical memoir the

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Air Canada temporarily laying off more than 15,000 employees

BREAKING: Plane and train boarding to be denied to anyone showing signs of COVID-19

Federal government working with airlines and foreign governments to bring Canadians home

The world’s longest undefended border is no longer open

OTTAWA -- Canadians are waking up to a new reality today: the world's longest undefended border is no longer open for routine, casual traffic between Canada and the United States.