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An employee of a Real Canadian Superstore in Mississauga has contracted COVID-19

GO Transit set to reduce service due to drop in ridership

Federal guidance on COVID-19 and masks

City councillor furious after fire set in sports field in Mississauga

Canadian cruisers begin leaving Coral Princess in Florida amid COVID-19 outbreak

An employee of a Real Canadian Superstore in Mississauga has contracted COVID-19 A Real Canadian Superstore in Mississauga is dealing with a case of COVID-19.	GO Transit set to reduce service due to drop in ridership Since the COVID-19 pandemic has forced many commuters to remain at home for the foreseeable future, GO Transit is seeing fewer and fewer riders on its once-packed trains and buses.
Federal guidance on COVID-19 and masks OTTAWA -- Here is the federal government's latest guidance on COVID-19 and masks:	City councillor furious after fire set in sports field in Mississauga A Mississauga city councillor is furious about a fire that appears to have been deliberately set in an unopened sports field in Mississauga.
Canadian cruisers begin leaving Coral Princess in Florida amid COVID-19 outbreak OTTAWA -- Canadians began leaving the COVID-19-stricken Coral Princess cruise ship on Monday, after the ship reached Florida late last week.	Here’s how Mississauga students will be marked and evaluated during the COVID-19 shutdown Transitioning to online learning won't be easy for most Mississauga students (or their families), so the Peel District School Board (PDSB) is providing some clarity on how students will be marked a
Non-medical masks can keep people with COVID-19 from spreading it, Tam says OTTAWA -- Canada's top public-health doctor says wearing a mask is a way for someone who might have COVID-19 without realizing it to keep from spreading the illness to others.	Police searching for suspect after cell phone reportedly stolen in Mississauga Police are searching for a suspect wanted in connection with an alleged cell phone theft in Mississauga.
Ontario to provide financial assistance during school and child care closures amid COVID-19 outbreak At an April 6 press conference, Ontario Premier Doug Ford discussed additional measures to help cope with the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, with an announcement that the Ontario governmen	Region of Peel accepting personal protective equipment (PPE) donations If you want to help frontline medical workers obtain personal protective equipment (PPE), you can.