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Bridget Potasky

Reporter · CA

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Aug 11, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Bridget Potasky, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Mississauga.com

    From auto hub to armoured vehicles: Brampton makes pitch for share of Canada’s defence boom (opens the original)

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    As Canada seeks to build more military equipment at home, local leaders see an opportunity for Brampton to become a key player in the country’s growing defence sector. In February, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced what his government termed as Canada’s first-ever Defence Industrial Strategy, which seeks to expand domestic military production and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers. The plan aims to create 125,000 high-paying jobs, increase defence exports by 50 per cent, award 70 per ce

  2. Article · Aug 9, 2026 · Bridget Potasky, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Mississauga.com

    Ontario is restructuring how Peel manages its water services. Critics say it opens the door to privatization — the province disagrees (opens the original)

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    Advocacy groups are raising concerns about Ontario’s plan to transfer Peel’s water and wastewater services to a publicly-owned corporation, citing fears over reduced public oversight, future privatization and uncertainty over water rates. These concerns stem from the Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act (Bill 60), which began the process of transferring responsibility for Peel’s water and wastewater services from the Region of Peel to Brampton, Caledon and Mississauga. The omnibus legislat

  3. Article · Aug 9, 2026 · Bridget Potasky, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Mississauga.com

    Ontario is restructuring how Peel manages its water services. Critics say it opens the door to privatization — the province disagrees (opens the original)

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    Advocacy groups are raising concerns about Ontario’s plan to transfer Peel’s water and wastewater services to a publicly-owned corporation, citing fears over reduced public oversight, future privatization and uncertainty over water rates. These concerns stem from the Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act (Bill 60), which began the process of transferring responsibility for Peel’s water and wastewater services from the Region of Peel to Brampton, Caledon and Mississauga. The omnibus legislat

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