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The immersive virtual reality experience lets you explore the International Space Station like an astronaut. Liem Vu takes viewers inside ‘Space Explorers: THE INFINITE’ to see how the cutting-edge exhibit brings to life real footage from space and transforms it into an immersive experience.

Peel Regional Police say a young boy, was struck and killed by a GO train on Wednesday afternoon, at around 2:45 p.m., near a railway crossing in the area of Alexandra Avenue and Fourth Street. As Lexy Benedict reports, it’s left the community devastated.

Peel Regional Police now believe a Mississauga mother of 3, who disappeared nearly 3 years ago, was murdered. She went missing in June 2022, and there has been no trace of her since. Lexy Benedict reports.

Celebration Square was turned into a massive urban snowpark, as APIK Mississauga is returning for three days of world-class skiing and snowboarding in the heart of the city. The event features a towering 45-foot-tall course, nearly 100 athletes from around the world, and a high-energy winter festival atmosphere that drew thousands of spectators. Micah Desforges...

Police in Mississauga are sharing alarming new details about an assault that left a woman dead. Investigators now believe the attack was completely random and came less than an hour after another man was seriously injured by the same suspect in a separate unprovoked attack. Germain Ma reports.

A person is struck and killed by a train in Mississauga we have the latest.

The 2022 disappearance of a Mississauga, Ont., woman is now being treated as a homicide, with Peel Regional Police saying they have “identified a suspect.” Lexy Benedict reports.

In a few years from now, Mississauga will be home to Canada’s largest hospital. Trillium health partners is building the Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital, which will also house one of the biggest emergency departments in the province. A hospital of that size will need thousands of healthcare workers. As Caryn Lieberman reports, plans are already...

As Ontario’s housing crisis deepens, cities are weighing a “tiny home” shelter pilot while the province pauses inclusionary zoning near transit in Toronto, Mississauga and Kitchener. Municipal politics expert Myer Siemiatycki joins Nicole Di Donato to break down what it means for affordability, and who really holds the power.

On Thursday, Minister of Finance and National Revenue François-Philippe Champagne was in Mississauga, Ontario, with a message for extortion criminals — “enough is enough.” He announced that the federal government has taken the unprecedented step of deploying FINTRAC — Canada’s national financial intelligence unit — to deploy liaison officers to work alongside law enforcement officers...

Peel Regional Police continue to investigate after a man was killed following a shooting Friday night in the area of Goreway Drive and Morning Star Drive in Mississauga. Lexy Benedict speaks with residents in the area— who remain unsettled over the incident— on what they saw.

Team Saskatchewan skip Jolene Campbell is back home after her rink’s Scotties campaign. She joined our Rylee Cohen in studio to discuss the team’s performance and the experience out in Mississauga.

A first-of-its-kind Black-led housing project is now open in Mississauga. Its goal is to address the homelessness crisis among Black youth — an issue that disproportionality affects young people in that community. Nicole Di Donato gives us a look inside.

Canada’s biggest women’s curling tournament arrives in the GTA for the first time in its 65-year history. From making the ice, to The Patch fan experience, there’s a lot of preparations underway. Liem Vu takes us inside the Paramount Fine Foods Centre in Mississauga ahead of the big event.

Saskatchewan cattle producers react to China lifting a five year ban on Canadian beef. With the Scotties Tournament of Hearts just days away Jolene Campbell and team Saskatchewan gear up for Mississauga. The province braces for what’s expected to be the coldest stretch of days since the beginning of winter.

Saskatchewan cattle producers react to China lifting a five year ban on Canadian beef. A women involved in a 2024 Saskatoon pub shooting that killed one person hears her sentencing. With the Scotties Tournament of Hearts just days away Jolene Campbell and team Saskatchewan gear up for Mississauga.

Peel Regional Police are investigating a daytime shooting in Mississauga that has sent one man to hospital in critical condition. As Megan King reports, the incident is believed to be a targeted robbery by multiple suspects.

Peel Regional Police say two males were struck by an SUV on Millcreek Dr. Thursday evening, before being thrown into the path of another vehicle, where at least one of them was hit again. Noor Ra’fat describes the horrifying scene that emergency services responded to.

As Catherine McDonald reports, the family has identified the victim as 56-year-old Santosh Patra.

Australia has become the first country to impose a sweeping social media ban for youth, sparking global debate, including here in Canada. Jay Olson, from the University of Toronto Mississauga, joins Miranda Anthistle to explore why young people are particularly vulnerable to social media addiction, the risks of unhealthy online habits, and whether such a...