Man attempts to drive over police cars to escape arrest in Mississauga | CBC News
A man attempted to flee from police in a stolen vehicle, resulting in damage to police cars but no injuries.
'Worst pain I've ever felt': Andreescu waiting on test results after leg injury in Miami | CBC Sports
Canadian tennis player Bianca Andreescu provided an injury update of sorts on Tuesday, saying she's still waiting on official test results after injuring her lower left leg at the Miami Open.Andreescu, from Mississauga, Ont., was hurt Monday night in the second set of her fourth-round match against Russia's Ekaterina Alexandrova.
Man attempts to drive over police cars to escape arrest in Mississauga | CBC News
A man attempted to flee from police in a stolen vehicle, resulting in damage to police cars but no injuries.
'Worst pain I've ever felt': Andreescu waiting on test results after leg injury in Miami | CBC Sports
Canadian tennis player Bianca Andreescu provided an injury update of sorts on Tuesday, saying she's still waiting on official test results after injuring her lower left leg at the Miami Open.Andreescu, from Mississauga, Ont., was hurt Monday night in the second set of her fourth-round match against Russia's Ekaterina Alexandrova.
Mississauga should ramp up stormwater infrastructure after record rainfall, experts say | CBC News
Mississauga faces increased flooding due to record rainfall, necessitating expanded stormwater infrastructure to cope with the effects of climate change.
Municipalities feel impacts of Ford government's housing law, worry over little audit progress | CBC News
It has been more than three months since Ontario promised to make municipalities "whole" on a loss of development charge revenue due to a new provincial law, and they say they're concerned they've seen little to no movement.One large city says it is already feeling the impacts of the law financially, another is delaying a housing-related project due to the uncertainty, and municipalities across the province are passing budgets on the assumption they will be made "whole" with a dollar-for-dollar replacement.
Mississauga should ramp up stormwater infrastructure after record rainfall, experts say | CBC News
Mississauga faces increased flooding due to record rainfall, necessitating expanded stormwater infrastructure to cope with the effects of climate change.
Municipalities feel impacts of Ford government's housing law, worry over little audit progress | CBC News
It has been more than three months since Ontario promised to make municipalities "whole" on a loss of development charge revenue due to a new provincial law, and they say they're concerned they've seen little to no movement.One large city says it is already feeling the impacts of the law financially, another is delaying a housing-related project due to the uncertainty, and municipalities across the province are passing budgets on the assumption they will be made "whole" with a dollar-for-dollar replacement.
Ready to vote in Mississauga? Here's who's running for mayor and what they're promising | CBC News
Residents of Mississauga are heading to the polls on June 10 to elect their next mayor amidst a housing crisis and rising living costs.
Mississauga's next mayor will have more planning power. What will candidates do with it? | CBC News
Mississauga's next mayor will have greater planning powers following a shift in responsibilities from the provincial government, impacting housing projects and city growth.
Ready to vote in Mississauga? Here's who's running for mayor and what they're promising | CBC News
Residents of Mississauga are heading to the polls on June 10 to elect their next mayor amidst a housing crisis and rising living costs.
Mississauga's next mayor will have more planning power. What will candidates do with it? | CBC News
Mississauga's next mayor will have greater planning powers following a shift in responsibilities from the provincial government, impacting housing projects and city growth.
Mississauga councillors push for LRT loop as Metrolinx says line will be ready by end of 2024 | CBC News
Just three years since construction began on the Hurontario light-rail transit line, the provincial transit agency says the 18-kilometre route connecting Mississauga to Brampton will be ready by the end of next year but Mississauga councillors are pushing for it to be expanded further.Renamedthe Hazel McCallion Line last year, the line is set to have 19 stops and offer connections to multiple other transit routes.
Pros and Cons of Raptors pursuing Dillon Brooks in free agency
The Toronto Raptors would have been over the moon to have a chance at signing Memphis Grizzlies wing Dillon Brooks in free agency just a few months ago.A Mississauga-born, experienced wing who is a threat on the defensive end every single night, Brooks has sabotaged his own free agency in the last few weeks.
Suicides abroad prompt police to investigate Ontario website that sold lethal substance | CBC News
WARNING: This story contains distressing details.A British father's quest to piece together the circumstances of his son's suicide led him to a Toronto-area man's website.Now after multiple deaths abroad in similar circumstances, Peel Regional Police are investigating.And Tom Parfett's father, David Parfett, is pleading for stricter access to a substance linked to an increasing number of suicides.
'Job's not done:' Leafs' captain Tavares staying even-keeled with big Game 5 ahead | CBC Sports
The opportunity at hand is not lost on Toronto Maple Leafs captain John Tavares.And he says it's a great one for his team to rise to.Toronto holds a 3-1 lead in its first-round playoff series against the Tampa Bay Lightning heading into Game 5 on Thursday at Scotiabank Arena.The Maple Leafs have not won a playoff series since 2004 and are 2-17 over their last 19 post-season contests when leading a series.
Ontario reaches record-high levels of film, TV production in 2022 | CBC News
The province's screen sector is reporting its strongest ever year last year with Ontario hitting record-high levels of film and television productions.Ontario Creates, an agency of the provincial government, said it supported a total of 419 productions in 2022, contributing roughly $3.15 billion to the economy.
Nipissing First Nation chief's ceremonial headdress stolen in Mississauga | CBC News
The chief of a First Nation community in Ontario is asking for the return of a ceremonial headdress that was stolen in Mississauga on Saturday.While in town to host the Little Native Hockey League tournament, Chief Scott McLeod's vehicle was stolen from Sandman Signature Mississauga hotel early Saturday morning, Nipissing First Nation said in a press release Saturday.
Mississauga councillors push for LRT loop as Metrolinx says line will be ready by end of 2024 | CBC News
Just three years since construction began on the Hurontario light-rail transit line, the provincial transit agency says the 18-kilometre route connecting Mississauga to Brampton will be ready by the end of next year but Mississauga councillors are pushing for it to be expanded further.Renamedthe Hazel McCallion Line last year, the line is set to have 19 stops and offer connections to multiple other transit routes.
Pros and Cons of Raptors pursuing Dillon Brooks in free agency
The Toronto Raptors would have been over the moon to have a chance at signing Memphis Grizzlies wing Dillon Brooks in free agency just a few months ago.A Mississauga-born, experienced wing who is a threat on the defensive end every single night, Brooks has sabotaged his own free agency in the last few weeks.
Suicides abroad prompt police to investigate Ontario website that sold lethal substance | CBC News
WARNING: This story contains distressing details.A British father's quest to piece together the circumstances of his son's suicide led him to a Toronto-area man's website.Now after multiple deaths abroad in similar circumstances, Peel Regional Police are investigating.And Tom Parfett's father, David Parfett, is pleading for stricter access to a substance linked to an increasing number of suicides.
'Job's not done:' Leafs' captain Tavares staying even-keeled with big Game 5 ahead | CBC Sports
The opportunity at hand is not lost on Toronto Maple Leafs captain John Tavares.And he says it's a great one for his team to rise to.Toronto holds a 3-1 lead in its first-round playoff series against the Tampa Bay Lightning heading into Game 5 on Thursday at Scotiabank Arena.The Maple Leafs have not won a playoff series since 2004 and are 2-17 over their last 19 post-season contests when leading a series.
Ontario reaches record-high levels of film, TV production in 2022 | CBC News
The province's screen sector is reporting its strongest ever year last year with Ontario hitting record-high levels of film and television productions.Ontario Creates, an agency of the provincial government, said it supported a total of 419 productions in 2022, contributing roughly $3.15 billion to the economy.
Nipissing First Nation chief's ceremonial headdress stolen in Mississauga | CBC News
The chief of a First Nation community in Ontario is asking for the return of a ceremonial headdress that was stolen in Mississauga on Saturday.While in town to host the Little Native Hockey League tournament, Chief Scott McLeod's vehicle was stolen from Sandman Signature Mississauga hotel early Saturday morning, Nipissing First Nation said in a press release Saturday.
PRESTO system now accepting debit tap payments in many parts of GTA | CBC News
Transit riders across large parts of the Greater Toronto Area can use debit cards to pay their fare starting today, as the Ontario government looks to expand the payment option to Toronto in the coming months.The Ontario government says the PRESTO system now accepts debit card taps on GO Transit, along with several municipal transit agencies, including in Hamilton, Mississauga, Brampton, Burlington, Oakville, York Region and Durham Region.
Ontario man arrested in alleged sale of lethal substance linked to 2 deaths in Peel Region | CBC News
A man allegedly behind the online sale of a lethal substance linked to deaths abroad has been arrested and charged after the deaths of two adults in Peel Region, police say.Kenneth Law, 57, has been charged with two counts of counselling or aiding suicide, Peel Regional Police said in a news release on Tuesday evening.
Ontario wants new gas plants to boost its electricity system | CBC News
Premier Doug Ford's government is preparing to expand gas-fired power plants in Ontario, a move critics say will make the province's electricity system dirtier and could eventually leave taxpayers on the hook.The province is currently soliciting bids for additional gas-fired electricity generation, which means either new gas plants get built or existing gas plants get expanded.
Don't vote for candidates who want to defund police, Ford tells Toronto voters | CBC News
Voters in Toronto's upcoming mayoral byelection should not support anyone who wants to cut police budgets, Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Tuesday in the wake of an apparently unprovoked fatal stabbing of a 16-year-old at a city subway station.Ford has previously said he is staying out of the race to replace former mayor John Tory, but addressed it Tuesday when asked about violence in Toronto's transit system.
City of Mississauga rejects applications for 2 residential towers because proposed buildings are too tall | CBC News
The City of Mississauga rejected applications for two residential towers in Port Credit steps from two major transit stations this month, saying the buildings proposed were too tall.But the province of Ontario says the city can no longer make this type of decision due to municipal planning changes the province brought into play in late 2022.
The South Carolina Player Taking Basketball to Girls in West Africa
COLUMBIA, S.C.In the first two rounds of the women's N.C.A.A. basketball tournament, it became clear why Dawn Staley calls Laeticia Amihere the most versatile player she has ever coached at South Carolina.A lithe, 6-foot-4-inch reserve forward, Amihere, 21, can play and defend all five positions on the court.
How to get help filing your income tax return in the GTA for free | CBC News
With tax season in full swing, volunteers across the Greater Toronto Area are available to help people with low or modest incomes file their income tax and benefit returns, potentially earning them money they could be entitled to.During March and April, dozens of tax clinics across the region are offering filing services free of charge through the Community Volunteer Income Tax Program.
Ontario man arrested in alleged sale of lethal substance linked to 2 deaths in Peel Region | CBC News
A man allegedly behind the online sale of a lethal substance linked to deaths abroad has been arrested and charged after the deaths of two adults in Peel Region, police say.Kenneth Law, 57, has been charged with two counts of counselling or aiding suicide, Peel Regional Police said in a news release on Tuesday evening.
Ontario wants new gas plants to boost its electricity system | CBC News
Premier Doug Ford's government is preparing to expand gas-fired power plants in Ontario, a move critics say will make the province's electricity system dirtier and could eventually leave taxpayers on the hook.The province is currently soliciting bids for additional gas-fired electricity generation, which means either new gas plants get built or existing gas plants get expanded.
Don't vote for candidates who want to defund police, Ford tells Toronto voters | CBC News
Voters in Toronto's upcoming mayoral byelection should not support anyone who wants to cut police budgets, Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Tuesday in the wake of an apparently unprovoked fatal stabbing of a 16-year-old at a city subway station.Ford has previously said he is staying out of the race to replace former mayor John Tory, but addressed it Tuesday when asked about violence in Toronto's transit system.
City of Mississauga rejects applications for 2 residential towers because proposed buildings are too tall | CBC News
The City of Mississauga rejected applications for two residential towers in Port Credit steps from two major transit stations this month, saying the buildings proposed were too tall.But the province of Ontario says the city can no longer make this type of decision due to municipal planning changes the province brought into play in late 2022.
The South Carolina Player Taking Basketball to Girls in West Africa
COLUMBIA, S.C.In the first two rounds of the women's N.C.A.A. basketball tournament, it became clear why Dawn Staley calls Laeticia Amihere the most versatile player she has ever coached at South Carolina.A lithe, 6-foot-4-inch reserve forward, Amihere, 21, can play and defend all five positions on the court.
How to get help filing your income tax return in the GTA for free | CBC News
With tax season in full swing, volunteers across the Greater Toronto Area are available to help people with low or modest incomes file their income tax and benefit returns, potentially earning them money they could be entitled to.During March and April, dozens of tax clinics across the region are offering filing services free of charge through the Community Volunteer Income Tax Program.
Andreescu out with torn ankle ligaments after injury at Miami Open | CBC Sports
Canadian tennis star Bianca Andreescu says she sustained two torn ligaments in her left ankle in a recent match at the Miami Open.Andreescu provided an update on her status Wednesday on Twitter.Update pic.twitter.com/gZ1l0M1vnW—@Bandreescu_The 22-year-old from Mississauga, Ont., was hurt Monday night in the second set of her fourth-round match against Russia's Ekaterina Alexandrova.
Raptors news: Raptors 905 season ends, ex-Raps big man shares cancer diagnosis
The Toronto Raptors have placed a ton of energy in making their G League team the pride of the NBA's minor leagues.Names like Ron Harper Jr. and David Johnson have been grinding in Mississauga for most of the season with Raptors 905, with additional NBA players like Christian Koloko and Dalano Banton have also popped down.
Simpson scores a dagger three to break the 905's heart.
The 905 headed into the final game of the home-and-home series against the Magic, desperate for a win.If they wanted a chance to make the G-League playoffs, they needed to pull out all the stops.The team played well enough to win but the heroics of Zavier Simpson would be their undoing.The Raptors 905 lost a heartbreaker to the Heartland Magic 112-111, Saturday afternoon at the Paramount Fine Foods Stadium in Mississauga.
Nick Nurse's latest quote on bench will drive Raptors fans crazy
What has made the Toronto Raptors' recent nosedive in the standings is the fact that Nick Nurse has the starting lineup playing well following the acquisition of Jakob Poeltl.While that group is dominating, the same can't be said of Toronto's already maligned bench.Gary Trent Jr. has been completely emasculated since going back to the second unit, as his scoring punch has been marginalized.
'Now I can rest a little easier,' northern Ontario chief gets his stolen headdress back | CBC News
A First Nation chief from northern Ontario says he was relieved after he got back his ceremonial headdress that was stolen over the weekend.Because of a mishap at his hotel in Mississauga Ont., Nipissing First Nation Chief Scott McLeod Shabogesic said he left most of his things in his Jeep while he stayed in a temporary room for one night.
Raptors news: 905 players called up, patience with Nick Nurse waning?
The Toronto Raptors chose to switch their rotation up slightly in the days following the trade deadline.Jakob Poeltl was inserted into the starting lineup to great effect at the expense of Gary Trent Jr, veteran Will Barton was added via the buyout market, and both Christian Koloko and Dalano Banton have been excommunicated.
Andreescu out with torn ankle ligaments after injury at Miami Open | CBC Sports
Canadian tennis star Bianca Andreescu says she sustained two torn ligaments in her left ankle in a recent match at the Miami Open.Andreescu provided an update on her status Wednesday on Twitter.Update pic.twitter.com/gZ1l0M1vnW—@Bandreescu_The 22-year-old from Mississauga, Ont., was hurt Monday night in the second set of her fourth-round match against Russia's Ekaterina Alexandrova.
Raptors news: Raptors 905 season ends, ex-Raps big man shares cancer diagnosis
The Toronto Raptors have placed a ton of energy in making their G League team the pride of the NBA's minor leagues.Names like Ron Harper Jr. and David Johnson have been grinding in Mississauga for most of the season with Raptors 905, with additional NBA players like Christian Koloko and Dalano Banton have also popped down.
Simpson scores a dagger three to break the 905's heart.
The 905 headed into the final game of the home-and-home series against the Magic, desperate for a win.If they wanted a chance to make the G-League playoffs, they needed to pull out all the stops.The team played well enough to win but the heroics of Zavier Simpson would be their undoing.The Raptors 905 lost a heartbreaker to the Heartland Magic 112-111, Saturday afternoon at the Paramount Fine Foods Stadium in Mississauga.
Nick Nurse's latest quote on bench will drive Raptors fans crazy
What has made the Toronto Raptors' recent nosedive in the standings is the fact that Nick Nurse has the starting lineup playing well following the acquisition of Jakob Poeltl.While that group is dominating, the same can't be said of Toronto's already maligned bench.Gary Trent Jr. has been completely emasculated since going back to the second unit, as his scoring punch has been marginalized.
'Now I can rest a little easier,' northern Ontario chief gets his stolen headdress back | CBC News
A First Nation chief from northern Ontario says he was relieved after he got back his ceremonial headdress that was stolen over the weekend.Because of a mishap at his hotel in Mississauga Ont., Nipissing First Nation Chief Scott McLeod Shabogesic said he left most of his things in his Jeep while he stayed in a temporary room for one night.
Raptors news: 905 players called up, patience with Nick Nurse waning?
The Toronto Raptors chose to switch their rotation up slightly in the days following the trade deadline.Jakob Poeltl was inserted into the starting lineup to great effect at the expense of Gary Trent Jr, veteran Will Barton was added via the buyout market, and both Christian Koloko and Dalano Banton have been excommunicated.
Man accused of shooting fireworks at 3 Peel police stations urged to turn himself in
Peel police are seeking an arrest warrant after a 50-year-old man allegedly set off fireworks at three police stations across the Greater Toronto Area.The incidents took place just after 10 p.m. on Sunday, according to a release issued by Peel Regional Police (PRP).The suspect, identified as Darbara Mann, allegedly visited three Peel police divisions, two in Mississauga and one in Brampton.
FTB: The Leafs stare down four games in six days starting tonight
The March Break week has started today for hundreds of thousands of kids in the GTA, but for the Maple Leafs it's more like mid-term exam week.Their final three-day break of his season has passed and now it's a rough schedule through the next month to the end of the regular season on April 13.From here on in, the Leafs average a game every other day, with only rare two -day breaks.