Ryan Rocca is a Digital Broadcast Journalist at Magic106.1. He covers a diverse range of topics including retail, finance, transportation, and public security, with a focus on crime-related issues such as murder, traffic, and theft. Ryan's work has been featured in prominent outlets including insauga, Global News, and 91.5 The Beat.
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Ryan Rocca's coverage predominantly focuses on crime-related topics within the local Toronto, Ontario, and Canada area. His articles primarily cover evolving stories and breaking news related to crimes, accidents, assaults, and police activities in these areas.
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By: Ryan Rocca
Red light and speed camera tickets will be issued once again in Mississauga, but it appears some drivers may get off the hook.
Many drivers in Ontario use mapping services like Waze and Google Maps to guide their travels, avoid traffic and get to their destination as soon as possible. The popular apps even allow users to provide real-time updates on traffic conditions and incidents along their route for other users. With the government having worked to crack […]
It has been a chaotic week in Ottawa, with increasing calls for Justin Trudeau to step down after Chrystia Freeland resigned from her position as finance minister.
A garden centre in east Mississauga remains closed after flooding damaged the store in the summer.
By: Ryan Rocca
The crew of a Porter Airlines flight declared mayday before landing at Toronto Pearson Airport in Mississauga on Wednesday.
By: Ryan Rocca
Three former employees of Ontario hospitals have been charged after investigations into allegations of “inappropriate access” of medical records, police say.
A lottery ticket that won a $5 million jackpot was sold in Ontario.
Even though the alcohol marketplace has massively expanded in Ontario in recent months to include convenience stores, big-box stores, as well as additional grocery stores, many consumers still like to head to The Beer Store. INsauga has compiled a list of the 10 cheapest 24-packs at The Beer Store in case consumers want to save […]
The City of Mississauga confirmed to INsauga.com that the scooters have now been removed from service for the winter.
“Explicit acts” involving dogs have led to an Ontario man’s arrest, police say.
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