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The completion of the new Kipling Transit Hub reinforces and modernizes the local infrastructure that will serve the East Mississauga and West Toronto areas.
The renovated terminal, a $73 million project, which has been under construction since April 2018, provides customers with full access to the new and improved station that integrates MiWay bus service, access to the TTC subway and bus, and GO rail and future GO bus service. →
A conclusão do novo centro de transportes públicos da Kipling (Kipling Transit Hub) vem reforçar e modernizar a infraestrutura local que vai servir as áreas Este de Mississauga e Oeste de Toronto.
O renovado terminal, um projeto de 73 milhões de dólares, que estava em construção desde abril de 2018, oferece aos passageiros acesso total à nova e modernizada estação que integra o serviço de autocarro MiWay, acesso ao metro e autocarros da TTC, serviço de comboio da GO e o futuro serviço de autocarros da GO. →
TORONTO – La famiglia di Jax e Anaya, i due bambini investiti e uccisi a Vaughan, ha dato il via a una raccolta fondi in loro onore. Le parole che accompagnano l’iniziativa lanciata attraverso la SickKids Foundation, descrivono i bambini – un maschietto di 4 anni e una bambina di dieci – come “affettuosi, spiriti liberi e senza paura.”
With an influx of vaccine supply, pop-up clinics appear to be springing up all over the place. Such is the case at Canada Post (CP). The Canada Post Corporation (CPC), together with the Ministry of Ontario and public health partners will begin to offer onsite vaccines to its employees, and their families, at the Gateway facility (4567 Dixie Rd., Mississauga), starting tomorrow, May 21. →
Video: Rosanna Colavecchia
TORONTO – Una grande folla si è radunata martedì sera per una manifestazione pro-palestinese nella Celebration Square di Mississauga mentre la violenza continua in Medio Oriente. I manifestanti hanno detto che volevano far capire cosa provano i palestinesi durante l’escalation del conflitto israelo-palestinese. “Nel mio paese le persone vengono uccise o bombardate ed è come se a nessuno importasse – ha detto la dimostrante Sara Abu Hattab – è come se i diritti umani non esistano quando si parla della Palestina”.
