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Hamilton nears 200,000 vaccinated ahead of weekend Indigenous pop-up clinic

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Man charged after passing fake COVID-19 test at Mississauga's Pearson Airport

Pfizer vaccine approved by Health Canada for children ages 12 to 15

Mississauga MP's office target of protesters A national organization fighting for the rights of low- and moderate-income families will be conducting one of 30 protests at the Mississauga Centre office of MP Omar Alghabra.	Five ways M City’s new M4 tower is one of the most advanced condo buildings in Canada If you've been keeping up with Mississauga's ever-vibrant condo development scene, then you're no doubt familiar with M City Condominiums, the hotly antic
Students say battle to fly Pride flag at Catholic high schools in Oakville, Burlington and Milton not over The fight to fly the Pride flag at catholic schools in Oakville, Burlington and Milton may not be over quite yet.	7 ways we can crush COVID in Mississauga and Brampton In the midst of a third wave, another province-wide lockdown and a stay-at-home order, it's easy to feel like we aren't any closer to getting out of this pandemic. The COVID-19 fatigue is real!
Pride flag won't fly at Catholic schools in Oakville, Burlington and Milton Catholic schools in Oakville, Burlington and Milton won’t be flying the Pride flag this June.	Mississauga gym owners defying lockdown order facing millions in fines and possible prison time The owners of a Mississauga gym that have reopened their establishment despite the ongoing stay-at-ho
Three Brampton workplaces will get the vaccine first in exchange for operating public clinics Three Brampton workplaces have been targeted for the rollout of the mobile vaccine program; in return these companies will operate vaccination clinics for the community.	Paid sick leave coming for Mississauga, Brampton and Ontario workers, says Premier Ford Essential workers in virus-stricken Mississauga and Brampton will be getting paid sick leave in a program that will be announced next week, says Premier Doug Ford.
Rental rates down almost 10 per cent since last year in Mississauga, even as city remains one of Canada’s most expensive If you want to move to a new apartment in Mississauga, you'll be paying less than you would have last year.	Twitter is currently down for all users If you’re having trouble accessing Twitter, it’s not just you.Users are reporting that the popular social media site is currently down.