Steve Pecar

A new program aimed at combating Islamophobia in Brampton and Mississauga is receiving more than $95,000 in provincial funding.

As the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) gets ready to turn the spotlight on movies from around the world, moviegoers in Mississauga may not have to travel downtown to find interesting films.

A Mississauga man is facing drug trafficking and firearms charges after police say he was arrested while entering Greater Sudbury with approximately $50,000 worth of cocaine and a loaded handgun.

“Don’t worry, be happy” may be the newest motto for Brampton, if a new national poll is any indication. The Leger survey ranks Brampton as the second-happiest of Canada’s 10 largest cities, with residents reporting a dramatic five-point increase in their happiness compared with last year. Brampton scored 71.7 out of 100 in the 2026 […]

A Brampton man has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to kidnapping one woman in Mississauga and attempting to kidnap another woman just two days later.

A $10,000 lottery prize is waiting to be claimed, but the clock is ticking for whoever holds the winning ticket.

A hospital serving one of Ontario's fastest-growing areas is getting significantly larger as construction begins on a major expansion designed to help meet rising demand for health care.

Brampton's vacant Stellantis assembly plant may not stay empty for long if Mayor Patrick Brown's comments about interest from foreign automakers and a defence contractor are any indication.

For Black residents in Peel Region, finding healthcare and social services that understand their community and cultural needs can sometimes mean navigating a system that wasn’t designed with them in mind. A new Brampton hub is aiming to change that. The Black Health and Social Services (BHSS) Hub Peel celebrates its grand opening Friday, Aug. […]

Oakville's municipal election is shaping up to be one of the biggest shakeups at Town Hall in years, with six of the town's 14 ward council seats