Krystle Hewitt is a writer at various publications including Zuza, Caledon Enterprise, Toronto Star, and The Mississauga News. She focuses on topics related to Mississauga, crime, academia, and broader Canadian issues, often exploring the intersection of these themes. Krystle's work has also been featured in Parry Sound Ready Mix Limited, the University of Toronto, and Tech Xplore.
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The City of Mississauga will be hosting the 2023 World Rowing Indoor Championships later this month.
Brampton Fire & Emergency Services crews are attending the scene of an apartment fire in the city.
By: Krystle Hewitt
There will be a series of upcoming wellness sessions held for high school students at Peel District School Board.
Algoma University has plans to continue growing its presence in Brampton as it takes on new spaces and adds academic programming to its campus offerings in the city.
By: Krystle Hewitt
A man has been seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle in Mississauga, according to Peel Regional Police.
Funding provided by The Schulich Foundation as part of “Schulich Builders” scholarship program for 10 participating Ontario colleges.
By: Krystle Hewitt
Board says findings will continue to assist them in identifying and eliminating barriers to student success.
By: Krystle Hewitt
Computational imaging researchers at the University of Toronto have built a camera that can capture everything from light bouncing off a mirror to a ball bouncing on a basketball court – all in a single take.
Computer science students at the University of Toronto are learning how to incorporate ethical considerations into the design and development of new technologies such as artificial intelligence with the help of a unique undergraduate initiative.
By: Krystle Hewitt
Computer science students at the University of Toronto are learning how to incorporate ethical considerations into the design and development of new technologies such as artificial intelligence with the help of a unique undergraduate initiative.
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