Steve Pecar is a Managing Editor at insauga.com. Based in Mississauga, ON, he covers a range of topics including transportation and mobility, real estate, and healthcare, with a focus on urban design and public transportation. Steve's work has been featured in various publications, including the Penticton Herald, The Welland Tribune, and The Hamilton Spectator.
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By: Steve Pecar
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One of the biggest political comeback attempts in Mississauga history is officially underway.
The doors have officially closed on a piece of Canadian retail history. Hundreds of shoppers spent Sunday saying goodbye to the first Toys “R” Us store ever to open in Canada, marking the end of a 42-year run that helped change how generations of families shopped for toys. The Brampton store, located at 150 West […]
A Brampton man accused of stealing and injuring a flamingo from a famous Las Vegas hotel has pleaded not guilty and will remain in the United States while the criminal case moves toward trial. Mitchell Fairbarn, 33, entered not guilty pleas recently to four felony animal abuse charges stemming from an incident at the Flamingo […]
Commercial trucks will be restricted from using several major Caledon roads as a major construction project gets underway, with officials warning the changes are needed to protect drivers, construction crews and the public.
By: Stevepecar
Peel Region is exploring whether it should station full-time paramedics at Toronto Pearson Airport, saying the growing number of emergency calls at Canada’s largest airport may warrant a dedicated on-site presence similar to the police service already in place. The issue was raised during the July 9 meeting of Peel Regional Council as representatives from […]
By: Steve Pecar
Drivers heading to Dufferin County's scenic countryside are being warned that rural roads are “not a free-for-all” after a string of out-of-town
By: Steve Pecar
Brampton is about to become the centre of the cricket world as professional players from around the globe descend on the city for the National Cricket League (NCL) 20 Canada tournament.
By: Stevepecar
A home with historical significance is gone forever, but the legal battle over its unauthorized demolition could have a lasting impact on heritage preservation across Ontario. The Town of Oakville says a court ruling that resulted in more than $800,000 in penalties against the company that demolished the designated heritage property sends a strong message […]
People living in rural Halton are often left without telephone and internet service when thieves cut down telecommunications lines to steal valuable copper wire. Recent incidents, according to Halton Regional Police, say thefts, which have been occurring in Milton and Halton Hills since the beginning of 2026, have caused significant damage to telecommunications infrastructure, costly […]
