Illumi Lights Up The Night
Even though the winter break is over, the illumi Mississauga light walk is still running until March 26th. With over 20 million lights across 600,000 […]
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Things are changing in the GTA due to COVID-19
By Gabriela Aguilera, Ross Cadranel, Tommy Desormeaux and Raymond Cabbab The COVID-19 pandemic is becoming more serious. Schools have closed, gas prices have fallen, and […]
Places of belief tucked away all around us
One of the best things about the GTA is how multicultural it is. The diverse groups of people who live in and around Toronto are […]
Suburbia’s Invisible Population
Homelessness gets a lot of news coverage during the winter months. Sub-zero temperatures and emergency shelters often turn a concerned eye on an issue that’s […]
Police are concerned about human trafficking in Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville
Human trafficking is an issue all over Canada and, according to police, it is on the rise in Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville. In Brampton, a […]
Breaking down the federal election ridings in the Sheridan community
BY JOSEPH DELLA VECCHIA AND NOAH SHEPPARD There are only five days left in the federal election campaign. Although the vote is officially scheduled for […]
Mississauga gathers to recognize annual Crime Awareness Day
BY SEDA ATAR On Saturday, the people of Mississauga recognized Annual Community Crime Awareness Day. It was a perfect reason for […]
Ontario PC nomination race raises cross-partisan questions
BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE In the Progressive Conservative nomination race for the newly minted provincial riding of Mississauga-Erin Mills, questions linger about who should have a […]
March is maple month in Mississauga
BY GREG LOWENTHAL Cold air mixed with the sound of music and storytelling. Live demonstrations of making maple syrup. The bright colours of traditional native […]