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Trustees say Mississauga schools need more funding for proper ventilation Trustees at the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board (DPCDSB), the board that oversees Catholic schools in Brampton, Mississauga and Caledon, recently penned	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.
OPINION: Mississauga anti-maskers event doing more harm than good We get it, guys — COVID times suck. No one, not even pro-maskers, should pretend otherwise.	Mayor says “no evidence” to suggest Mississauga needs to be rolled back to Stage 2 Business owners and their loyal patrons likely breathed a sigh of relief on Thursday when the province announced that changes to gathering limits would not extend to restaurants, bars, theatres, gy
New rules regarding children in leash-free zones and smoking in parks are now in effect in Mississauga If you spend a lot of time in parks in Mississauga, you should note that some new rules are now in effect.	Drive-thru COVID testing centre in Mississauga closes line early due to high demand A drive-thru testing centre in Mississauga has closed its line early due to “exceptionally high demand.”
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
Ontario reports 313 new COVID-19 cases, 23 new cases recorded in Mississauga TORONTO -- Ontario is reporting 313 new cases of COVID-19 today, and one new death from the virus.There were also 133 cases newly marked as resolved over the past 24 hours.	Anglican, United churches in Ontario reopening for in-building services Most Anglican churches and some United churches will be reopening for in-building services this Sunday after spending the summer practising their faith online.