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Severe Thunderstorm Warning Currently in Effect in Mississauga

Mississauga Man Seriously Injured in Collision in Milton

One-Bedroom Rentals Getting Even More Expensive in Mississauga

Fire Crews on Scene for Vehicle Fire in Mississauga

Woman and 13 Year Old Boy Killed in Stabbing

Here's Your Chance to Name a Star and Planet in Mississauga Have you ever looked up at the stary night sky in Mississauga and wished you could've named a planet? Well, you may get your chance!	International Pop Stars Coming to Two-Day Festival at Celebration Square in Mississauga You might be seeing some back to school commercials, but summer isn't over yet and festival season is still in full-swing in Mississauga.
Changes Coming to Recycling in Mississauga You've had to manage your blue box for years, but it looks like the province is looking to change the age-old system.	Peel District School Board Concerned About New Private School Lobbying Group In a letter to the Minister of Education, Peel District School Board shared their concerns of a new American private school lobbying group that has established itself in Ontario.
Ontario Ramps Up GO Train Service Across GTA Ontario is making moves to give commuters in the GTA and beyond more breathing room and choice in when and how they travel.	Cyclist Struck by a Vehicle in Mississauga A cyclist has been struck by a vehicle. According to police, this incident occurred in Mississauga on Dixie Road near the 401.
More Traffic Lights Out at Intersection in Mississauga According to Peel Police, more traffic lights are currently out in Mississauga.	Traffic Lights Out at Intersection in Mississauga According to Peel Police, traffic lights are currently out at an intersection in Mississauga.
SPC Announces New Partnership Giving Mississauga Students Additional Benefits If you’re a student in Mississauga, you either owned or thought about owning a Student Price Card. Now SPC is teaming up with a major bank to give students more benefits.	Government Announces New Support For Mississauga Residents With Autism After months of controversy over its mishandling of the Ontario Autism Program (OAP), the province recently announced residents with autism are getting some more resources.