Mississauga shooting near schools sparks community alarm

Thursday, May 8, 2025, 10:21 am

A shooting incident in Mississauga near local schools has prompted immediate hold-and-secure measures, leaving the community on edge. Police and emergency services swiftly responded as investigations unfolded, spotlighting the unsettling nature of local violence and its impact on neighborhood safety.

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One person shot in Mississauga, two nearby schools under hold-and-secure orders CP24

citynews.ca / Man injured in Mississauga shooting, nearby schools in hold and secure

Peel Regional Police say a man was shot in Mississauga, resulting in two schools being placed in a hold and secure on Thursday morning. Officers were called to the Winston Churchill Boulevard and Lundene Road area near Royal Windsor Drive just after 8 a.m. for reports of a shooting. One male victim…

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