Steve Pecar is a Managing Editor at insauga.com. He focuses on a variety of topics including construction, real estate, transportation, and events, with a keen interest in issues affecting Mississauga and broader Canadian communities. Steve's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Penticton Herald, The Welland Tribune, and The Hamilton Spectator.
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By: Stevepecar
The former premier of Ontario, who has been an advocate of gay rights, will be among several speakers appearing before local Catholic school board trustees to convince them to change course and allow Pride flags to be flown at schools in Mississauga, Brampton, Caledon and Orangeville. Kathleen Wynne, who served as premier of Ontario from […]
Peel Police say a man wanted in connection to an intimate partner violence investigation is also being sought for several other criminal code cases. Investigators say they have reason to believe the man may have access to firearms. Aside from the intimate partner violence investigation, Andrew Lamore, 40, of no fixed address is also wanted […]
Construction along a stretch of highway through Mississauga is expected to cause traffic disruptions for two weeks. The work, to be carried out along the QEW between Erin Mills Parkway and Hurontario Street, is part of the ongoing construction along the route and will take place from Tuesday, Jan. 28 through Friday, Feb. 7. Work […]
UPDATE: The intersection has re-opened. Police say they have one man in custody who was injured in the crash. Two remain at large. A major Brampton intersection remains closed in all directions as police investigate a multi-vehicle collision. The incident happened just after midnight this morning (Jan. 21) at Queen Street and Highway […]
By: Stevepecar
Names, addresses, birth dates and other critical data such as who is allowed to pick up a student from school, is information that was possibly collected during a recent cyber incident that targeted the Peel District School Board. The data breach took place in late December and involved software used by PowerSchool, a third-party application […]
It’s coyote mating season which means sightings are more likely as the creatures are on the prowl as they look for a mate.
One of the most important celebrations among East and Southeast Asian cultures, including Chinese, Vietnamese and Korean communities will be in the Brampton spotlight this month.
Catholic school board trustees have again rejected proposals that would allow the Pride flag to be flown at schools in Mississauga, Brampton, Caledon and Orangeville.
By: Stevepecar
A Mississauga cement plant is ready to present studies supporting its plan to burn an alternative fuel source. Clarkson-based Ash Grove says it will release the findings of its technical studies, which include “assessments of air emissions, carbon dioxide intensity, acoustics and other public interest topics like traffic and fuel quality control,” at a public […]
Police in Brantford say that two people were shot and another injured during a robbery in the Ontario city located just west of Hamilton.
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