Alexandra Heck is a Communications Specialist at various publications. She focuses on topics related to Canada, particularly in Mississauga, with a keen interest in crime, social issues, and homelessness. Alexandra's work has been featured in The Mississauga News, Caledon Enterprise, Zuza, Niagara this Week, and the Orangeville Banner.
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Alexandra Heck's articles primarily focus on local government, finance & economy topics pertaining to Peel Region, Brampton, and Mississauga. Her coverage attributes include evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements.
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By: Alexandra Heck
Request from Food Banks Mississauga outlines 80% rise in food bank usage since 2022
By: Alexandra Heck, Steve Cornwell
The Region of Peel dissolution could cost taxpayers much more than expected, says City of Brampton staff, after analyzing updated numbers of the proposed transition.
Experts, advocates weigh in on how provincial mandate could close the pay gaps on women, minorities and newcomers Mississauga News
By: Steve Cornwell, Alexandra Heck, Karen Martin-Robbins
In a dramatic reversal, the Province of Ontario has announced that it will not be pursuing the division of the Region of Peel.
The budget includes a 4.5 per cent levy on property tax bills, including a 14-per-cent increase in the Peel police budget to help hire more officers and reduce 911 call wait times.
Following the announcement that the region will not be dissolving, the Region of Peel needs to fill hundreds of vacancies and new jobs approved in the 2024 budget.
A poll commissioned by the David Suzuki Foundation has found that many respondents don't want to see a highway built on the Greenbelt.
The Toronto Metropolitan University's new School of Medicine will be teaching an Indigenous health-care course and providing cultural safety training to staff and faculty.
The Region of Peel will be managing several changes and new programs in 2024, dealing with housing affordability, recycling, development charges and the opening of a safe consumption site. Graeme Frisque/Metroland
The Erin Farmers’ Market’s annual Food Bank Day is being held on Thursday, Sept. 19. Community members are invited to bring their donations.
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