Mississauga marks 30 years of Black History Month with music, books and awards
The city and the Black Caucus Alliance have lined up drumming, film, a book club and a Black Excellence awards night for February.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
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Seven charged in 2024 Mississauga home invasion that left a man dead
Peel police say a lengthy investigation into the October 2024 killing of Ruo Zhou Wei near Central Parkway West has led to charges against seven Toronto men.
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Markham's International Women's Day conference returns March 7 for a fifth year
The full-day gathering at Rouge River Community Centre includes speakers, a fashion show, vendors and lunch, with part of ticket sales going to help single mothers start businesses.
By Markham Voice Staff · 2 min read
Team Einarson steals Scotties title in extra end before Mississauga crowd
Canada's Kerri Einarson beat Manitoba's Kaitlyn Lawes 4-3 in an extra end at Paramount Fine Foods Centre to close the first Scotties held in the GTA.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Brampton mother gives birth in her car at a Mississauga gas station in -20 C cold
A family heading to Credit Valley Hospital pulled over near Mississauga Road and Battleford Road when their third son arrived before they could get there.
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Pearson logs coldest morning of the winter as cold warning holds over Mississauga
The week-long deep freeze peaked Friday with the winter's coldest morning at Pearson, and a meteorologist says sub-zero weather could last into late February.
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LunarFest GTA returns to Unionville's Varley Art Gallery for Year of the Horse
The free Lunar New Year festival comes back to the Varley Art Gallery on Feb. 21 and 22 with new lanterns, workshops and a film screening.
By Markham Voice Staff · 2 min read
Peel school board chair calls provincial takeover a smokescreen for underfunding
Two days after the province moved to take control of the Peel District School Board, its chair says deficits stem from special education costs the province doesn't cover.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Mississauga filmmaker's short about Alzheimer's disease now streaming
Lost Memories, written by and starring Mississauga's Nader Nassereddine, has moved from the festival circuit to the VIDIVERSE streaming service.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read
Varley Art Gallery sets Feb. 7 opening for two museum-themed winter shows
A solo show by Sameer Farooq and a set of F. H. Varley's 1950s sketches from the Royal Ontario Museum open in Unionville on Feb. 7 and run until May 3.
By Markham Voice Staff · 2 min read
Ontario takes control of Peel public school board, halting mid-year teacher layoffs
The education minister placed the Peel District School Board under supervision on Jan. 28, stopping a plan that would have cut 60 classroom teachers mid-year.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 3 min read
Mississauga's 2026 budget adopted with a 5.21 per cent combined tax increase
The city's share of the tax increase is 1.61 per cent. Add Peel Region's 3.60 per cent and a $700,000 home pays about $377 more this year.
By Mississauga Voice Staff · 2 min read