Dozens of Brampton restaurants offering takeout and delivery service during coronavirus outbreak
Province stepping up measures to limit COVID-19 spread on construction and work sites
Canada will make sure Chinese masks meet quality standards: Trudeau
OTTAWA -- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says federal health authorities will not cut any corners when it comes to ensuring masks provided by China meet the necessary standards for protecting Canadia
COVID-19: Trudeau announces massive funding for Kids Help Phone and programs for seniors
Speaking today about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took the opportunity to address the concerns of some of the country’s more vulnerable people: Kids, seniors, and th
LATEST: Ontario reports 211 new cases of COVID-19 and two additional deaths
Ontario reported another 211 cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, bringing the total number of cases to 1,355.It's the largest single-day spike in cases so far.
It's Mom and Pop Business Owners Day, and they need our support more than ever
It's March 29, which means it's also Mom and Pop Business Owners Day, a North American tradition of recognizing small businesses and the value they provide to their communities.

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Province stepping up measures to limit COVID-19 spread on construction and work sites
Canada will make sure Chinese masks meet quality standards: Trudeau
COVID-19: Trudeau announces massive funding for Kids Help Phone and programs for seniors
Speaking today about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took the opportunity to address the concerns of some of the country’s more vulnerable people: Kids, seniors, and th
LATEST: Ontario reports 211 new cases of COVID-19 and two additional deaths
Ontario reported another 211 cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, bringing the total number of cases to 1,355.It's the largest single-day spike in cases so far.
Doug Ford’s handling of the pandemic draws praise from friends and foes
No aspect of Canadian life has been left untouched by the COVID-19 pandemic, including politics, and pundits agree the premier of Ontario is one of those most transformed by the outbreak.
Top public health officer says Canada at critical juncture in COVID-19 battle
OTTAWA -- Canada's chief public health officer says the country has reached a critical juncture in its life and death struggle with COVID-19.

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Top 5 hottest restaurants in Brampton: March 22 - 28
Top 5 empanadas in Brampton
5 Best zoos offering live video footage of animals
The weather is warming up, the sun is starting to come out, but unfortunately, we can’t truly take advantage of the improving weather due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Top 5 hottest restaurants in Brampton: March 15 - 21
While most people are listening to experts and voluntarily self-isolating in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, many are sad to be missing out on concerts, plays, movies, events and&nbsp
5 Best TV shows streaming on Netflix
With more and more businesses having made the difficult decision to shut down completely, or have their employees work from home, you likely have a lot more time on your hands these days.
5 Best stand-up specials available on Netflix
It's crazy to think that just a few weeks ago we were all living our lives as usual.

Food

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Must-try Filipino Comfort Food to Warm You up this Winter – Boodle Fight, Go!
Top 5 hottest restaurants in Brampton: March 22 - 28
Top 5 empanadas in Brampton
Circle K offering free drinks for healthcare workers
In order to reward those who are working to keep Canadians safe amid this global pandemic, Circle K is providing free drinks to first responders, and healthcare workers.
Air Canada providing meals to those affected by COVID-19
Air Canada is working on making sure the food usually given to passengers on international flights doesn’t go to waste.
Pusateri’s responds after being called out for price gouging by Doug Ford
High-end grocery store brand Pusateri's is apologizing to shoppers for what it's calling a pricing error on Lysol disinfecting wipes.
Restaurants now able to sell alcohol with takeout amid COVID-19 outbreak
A huge (albeit temporary) change is coming to the foodservice industry in Ontario that will, ideally, help bars and restaurants stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

New Openings

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All the March Break Fun You Can Handle at Playdium
This seafood restaurant recently opened a location in Brampton
Karahi Point, Pioneer of Traditional Karahi in Canada, Opens New Restaurant
This popular chicken restaurant just opened a new location in Brampton
This chain of chicken restaurants recently opened a new location in Brampton.
Huge Holiday Market Opens at Square One
There will be a lot happening at Square One in Mississauga this holiday season, and festive shoppers should be very happy to hear that the shoppin
Popular bakery expands with location in Brampton
Cookies by Design, a well-known bakery chain in the United States with over 50 locations, has expanded into Canada, opening its first location in Brampton.
Beloved American breakfast restaurant could open location in Brampton soon
There are many things about Niagara Falls that make the city the ideal tourist destination, such as the falls themselves, the cheesy but fun Clifton Hill, the proximity to wine country and one very

Lifestyle

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It's Mom and Pop Business Owners Day, and they need our support more than ever
Residents shutting their lights off tonight for Earth Hour 2020
Canadian family rides out COVID-19 pandemic on remote tropical island
COVID-19 and pregnancy: Some things you should know
Under normal circumstances, pregnancy, particularly when you're nearing birth, can be a jumble of emotions.
Pusateri’s responds after being called out for price gouging by Doug Ford
High-end grocery store brand Pusateri's is apologizing to shoppers for what it's calling a pricing error on Lysol disinfecting wipes.
Electricity rates not being cut despite surge in use from people shut inside
Working from home is increasing electricity use during peak rates but Canadian residential customers shouldn't expect any breaks on their bills because of COVID-19.
Airports now a challenging ‘Petri dish’ for officials trying to prevent spread of virus
For one traveller returning to Toronto from Vietnam, the way officials handled arrivals to Canada was startling when compared to strict COVID-19 guidelines in the southeast Asian country.

Videos

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VIDEO: Q&A with the Mayor of Brampton Patrick Brown about COVID-19
VIDEO: Man wanted for allegedly yelling racial comments and threats in Brampton
VIDEO: Planes clip each other at Pearson Airport
CAUGHT ON VIDEO: OPP Pulls Over Brampton Driving Instructor Making Illegal U-Turn On Highway
During the Highway 410 closure yesterday, an OPP officer caught many drivers making illegal U-turn right in front of his cruiser.
VIDEO: Anti-Immigration Activist Insults Brampton MPP at Muslimfest
Video is circulating on social media after Gurratan Singh, Brampton MPP and brother of NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, was confronted and insulted by anti-immigration activist Stephen Garvey.
VIDEO: Brampton Councillor's Son Gets Schooled By Grandfather in Basketball Bet
For the past few months as the Toronto Raptors had their historic NBA Finals championship run, basketball has been seen to be a big unifier in various communities, although many have believed in th
Toronto Raptors Put Out Incredible Video Tribute for the Fans
It’s been an incredible NBA season and an incredible performance by the Toronto Raptors. However, they couldn’t have gotten as far as they did without the support of their many fans.

Business

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It's Mom and Pop Business Owners Day, and they need our support more than ever
Province to penalize businesses caught price gouging on necessary goods
Indigo lays off 5,200 employees, stores closed indefinitely
Job postings down due to COVID-19
In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, many employers have had to close, and many workers have been laid off.
Canadian charities seeking government aid due to COVID-19
The leaders of 140 Canadian charities have written a letter urging the government to provide financial aid to prevent the collapse of the industry due to COVID-19. 
Nestle Canada giving temporary raises to factory and distribution centre workers
Nestle Canada is giving a temporary raise to its employees in its factories and distribution centres across the country as deals with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Leon’s Furniture cutting half of its staff, closing 72 corporate stores
TORONTO -- Leon's Furniture Ltd. is laying off 3,900 employees or about half its total current workforce as it deals with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Real Estate

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CMHC expanding insured mortgage purchase program to $150B, up from $50B
Interest in real estate declining during pandemic
Trudeau points to bailout for help for renters facing financial crunch
House of the Week: $2.7 Mil House with Luxurious Interior
This Place: Located in Brampton, this stunning detached two-storey luxury estate home is what dreams are made of. Price: $2,750,000
Housing sales increase across the country during February
Home sales increased in Canada during the month of Februrary.
Province introduces legislation to make life easier for landlords and tenants
The Province is working towards making rent more affordable by introducing new legislation it claims will improve situations for tenants and landlords.
House of the Week: Almost $1 Mil Beautiful Family Home
This Place: This beautiful incredible family home on a private street features a renovated, oversized lot with a beautiful entry foyer, a spacious family room and living room

History

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Facts You Never Knew About Prominent Black Brampton Residents
10 high-profile wrongful murder convictions in Canada
VIDEO: Did You Know About Brampton's Worst Flood in History?
An Adorable Historic Love Story Happened Just Outside of Brampton
Beautiful bouquets are a tradition, but while Brampton is the Flower City, a few kilometers south in Port Credit in 1893, a young man cultivated two prosperous farms and penned poetry to win the he
5 Oldest Neighbourhoods in Brampton
Brampton has an incredibly rich history — Chinguacousy Township was first surveyed in 1819, settled by immigrants from Brampton, Cumberland, North England.
VIDEO: What New Year's Eve Looked Like in Brampton 50 Years Ago
We’ve officially said goodbye to 2019 and welcomed 2020!But have you ever wondered what your grandparents or residents of the Brampton from yesteryear rang in the new year?
5 Strange Landmarks You Can See Outside of Brampton
Are you a fan of odd and unique things? You might not think there's a lot to see near Brampton, but there are many oddities just outside the city.

Travel

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BREAKING: Plane and train boarding to be denied to anyone showing signs of COVID-19
Federal government working with airlines and foreign governments to bring Canadians home
The world’s longest undefended border is no longer open
New travel advisory urging residents to avoid non-essential travel outside Canada
In response to the growing COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government has issued a new travel advisory.
Via Rail suspending service on multiple train routes in response to COVID-19 outbreak
Residents planning to take the train in the coming weeks may need to reconsider their travel plans.
These are the items most commonly forgotten in an Uber
Picture this, you wake up in the morning and your memories of the night before are a haze, you aren’t sure where any of your stuff is, and, as you try to piece together how you got home, your only
Province investing in Ontario transit
The Province has announced it is investing $365.5 million to expand and improve transportation across the province.