Gomes scores shootout winner in Mississauga's 3-2 victory over Sarnia
SARNIA, Ont. - Jared Gomes had the lone goal in the shootout as the Mississauga-St. Michael's Majors edged the Sarnia Sting 3-2 in Ontario Hockey League action Thursday night.

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Canada?s elite skaters invading Mississauga
There will be no sticks, pucks, or hockey nets at Mississauga?s Hershey Centre this weekend. While the Ontario Hockey League?s St. Michael?s Majors will be on the road, all the cheers and excitement won?t necessarily be following them out the door.

Major additions to Canadian Under-17 team
While no Mississauga St. Michael?s Majors players were named to Canada?s junior national team on Wednesday, the Majors weren?t completely shut out. Two members of the Ontario Hockey League team have been named to one of Canada?s five teams that will compete at the upcoming 2009 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge.

Families with autistic children dealt a huge blow
A Mississauga couple is reeling following a ruling by Canada's highest court that they say will hurt their autistic child. The Supreme Court of Canada said today that it will not hear an appeal filed by parents in Ontario's much-publicized autism class action lawsuit.

New drug for cancer patients
Colorectal cancer patients have another treatment option thanks to a new drug created by Mississauga-based Amgen Inc. Amgen, which employs about 200 people at its head office on Financial Dr., developed Vectibix (panitumumab) and also manufactures it.

Huge job losses in Ont. push up unemployment rate
Canada's employment numbers fell by more than 70,000 in November pushing the unemployment rate to 6.3 per cent. The bulk of the job losses were in Ontario.

Gomes leads Majors in return to Sarnia
Jared Gomes brought back memories earlier this evening for the fans at the Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre. The 20-year-old centre made his first appearance in Sarnia since being traded to the Mississauga St. Michael?s Majors last summer and he rose to the occasion.

Mississauga outlasts the Generals
OSHAWA, Ont. - Jordan Mayer scored the winner Sunday night as the Mississauga St. Michael's Majors defeated the Oshawa Generals 3-2 in a shootout in the Ontario Hockey League

Mississauga man charged at Bills game
A number of Canadians couldn't wait to celebrate the fact that the first-ever National Football League regular season game will be played in Toronto this Sunday. A total of 21 Canadians, including a Mississauga man, were arrested for various offences when the Buffalo Bills hosted the San Fransisco 49ers last Sunday.

Majors Put the Sting On Sarnia
Sarnia, ON - The Mississauga St. Michael's Majors continued their road trip tonight, as they paid a visit to the home of the Sarnia Sting and skated off with a 3-2 shootout victory. Majors defenceman, Brett Flemming, also earned his first goal of the season in the win.

Credit River anglers charged
Ministry of Natural Resources officers and members of the Peel Regional Police Marine Unit issued $6,500 in fines and made one arrest during joint patrols last month of the Credit River in Mississauga.

City entrepreneur takes on world?s best
The voyage of success for longtime Mississauga resident Dr. Piyush Patel is not yet over. After receiving the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year Canada 2008 award, the clinical researcher is keeping his fingers crossed that he can win global recognition.

Anderson, Smith-Pelly Named to World Under-17 Hockey Challenge
Mississauga, ON - The Mississauga St. Michael's Majors are proud to announce that Majors rookie goaltender JP Anderson and rookie forward Devanté Smith-Pelly have been named to the roster of one of the five Canadian teams at the 2009 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge.

Food bank holds lottery
A food bank that serves the Malton community is planning a couple of fundraisers over this holiday season in a bid to survive a financial crisis. The food bank at the Ontario Inter-Cultural Community Services building is currently facing a serious cash crunch and is in desperate need of funds to keep its doors open.

Otters Home For Two
The Erie Otters of the Ontario Hockey League return to action with a pair of 7 p.m. home games Friday and Saturday at the Tullio Arena. Friday it's the Otters and the Windsor Spitfires presented by the PA Lottery with the first 2,500 adults into the game receiving a scratch-off ticket coupon.

What we get vs. what we need
At a press conference this morning at Queen's Park, the Strong Communities Coalition will highlight the gap in funding between what high-growth cities like Mississauga receive for hospital, health care and social services, and what the rest of Ontario receives.

Del Monte enjoying life as a hockey pro
Mississauga?s Ryan Del Monte is making an impressive professional debut with the ECHL?s Johnstown Chiefs. A star with the Brock University Badgers, leading them to the national championships last season, Del Monte is quickly making a name for himself in the professional ranks.

Passenger jailed after RIDE spots a gun
A Mississauga man found guilty of firearms offences after a loaded gun was found during a RIDE spotcheck has failed in his bid to have the conviction and sentence overturned. Andrew Marryshow will begin serving a two-year jail sentence this week.

City crafts policy to address complaints
City of Mississauga officials say there's no reason to dramatically alter the way in which they deal with public complaints. At today's meeting of General Committee, staff presented a report streamlining and standardizing the City's current complaints procedure.