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Ontario reports 491 new COVID-19 cases, highest daily increase in months

Popular tea and dessert spot now open at Square One in Mississauga

All COVID-19 cases in Mississauga schools for the week of September 21 to 26

Ontario reports 435 new COVID-19 cases, no new deaths

Fog advisory in effect for Mississauga this morning

Outside Mississauga: 5 tropical travel deals If the fact that the pandemic is now approaching six months has you extra stressed, and you’d rather be sipping a cold drink on a hot beach instead, you’re in luck—there are plenty of travel deals	More than half of Canadians admit to driving while distracted: survey While many Canadians have adopted additional safety measures during their day-to-day lives, the same can't be said about their driving.
New policy making it easier for foreign nationals to work in Canada A new policy is making it easier for visitors to Canada to obtain a work permit without having to leave the country.	National Airlines Council of Canada seeking assistance from feds The National Airlines Council of Canada (NACC), which represents Canada’s major air carriers, including Air Canada, Air Transat, Jazz Aviation LP and WestJet, is requesting assistance from the fede
Outside the City: 5 family-friendly activities in Ontario Now that the Province is committed to having students return to schools, you might be looking for one more family outing before the end of the summer (or the longest-ever March break).	5 Best international travel deals of the week outside Mississauga While there’s not much travelling happening right now, we don’t blame you if you’re already making travel plans for the future.
Passengers aboard several early-August flights to Pearson test positive for COVID-19 Last week, three international flights landed at Pearson Airport with confirmed COVID-19 cases according to the federal government.	5 Quebec travel deals outside Mississauga While there are some travel restrictions in place around the country, there are also plenty of places to see for those yearning to get out and explore.
PHOTOS: Here’s What the Evolution of the GO Train Has Looked Like Over the years, the GO train has become a primary means of transportation for many people in Mississauga and beyond.	Feds resuming some passport services As of July 31, Canadians can apply for a passport by mail.