Things to do in Mississauga this Family Day long weekend
Free drop-in swims and skates, a snow day at Bradley Museum, library fun and six toboggan hills, plus what's closed on Monday, Feb. 16.
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Valentine's Day in Mississauga: retro rock, skating and dinner for two
With Feb. 14 on a Saturday, the city and Visit Mississauga suggest ideas for couples, families and friends, from a Dreamboats show to outdoor rinks and lakefront walks.
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Antonio Michael Downing and Nita Prose headline Mississauga Library's Author Talks
The free series opens online Feb. 25 with the CBC Radio host and novelist, then moves to Central Library on March 25 for the bestselling author of The Maid.
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Mississauga's long deep freeze eases after a weekend of -35 wind chills
Cold warnings covered Mississauga through the weekend and into Monday. Temperatures near freezing on Tuesday ended a cold snap of more than three weeks.
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Keeping score can hurt a relationship, UTM research on 7,293 couples suggests
A University of Toronto Mississauga psychologist and her co-authors found couples who held on to a tit-for-tat mindset saw their satisfaction fall faster.
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Police corruption probe reaches Peel as province orders review of every force
Three Peel officers are suspended and several Mississauga residents are charged in Project South. Ontario's inspector general now plans a province-wide inspection.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 3 min read
Metrolinx apologizes to GO riders as full service set to return after derailment
Metrolinx CEO Michael Lindsay apologized for a week of GO delays that hit Mississauga's three rail lines and said full service should be back Saturday.
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Nominations open for Mississauga's Citizen of the Year, now handed out by the city
The City of Mississauga is taking nominations until March 29 for the Gordon S. Shipp Memorial Award, which it now runs after years under the local real estate board.
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Large new supermarket to open this spring in former Highland Farms building
JDass Corp is turning the former Highland Farms property at Hurontario and Matheson into a supermarket for Mississauga's multicultural communities, and it is hiring now.
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Credit Valley Conservation names interim chair as it awaits a ruling on term limits
Halton Hills Mayor Ann Lawlor will lead the Mississauga-based conservation authority on an interim basis while its board waits for a ruling on term limits.
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Regulator freezes trust accounts at four Mississauga-based Save Max brokerages
Ontario's real estate regulator says about $2.7 million was unlawfully taken from brokerage trust accounts. About 400 agents and their clients are affected.
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Mississauga asks province to cover Caledon's costs so roads transfer stays on track
In a new letter to the housing minister, Mayor Carolyn Parrish asks the province to fund Caledon's costs so the Peel roads transfer can go ahead in 2026.
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