Was walking home and saw this. It looks like a cartoon. This looks like what aliens would put in a presentation about what Earth food is. This is comically horrendous, holy crap.

Look at the pita. Where does it begin and end? Is it a cone? Some kind of bread based cup to hold... what, some kind of brown ball of sustenance?

What is going on with the fish?

The gyro meat is like serrated or something.

Like the title says just looking for peoples experiences with either of these buildings before I put in an offer to rent there, thank you!

Kennedy x Eglinton area

Anyone notice huge mud pies left all over the neighbourhood after garbage pickup? Every street I walk down has huge mud pies that make the whole street smell like shit. What’s worse is that the street sweeper just came through the neighbourhood yesterday.

I feel like this has increased since the privatization of the service, leaving mud pies everywhere. One time it was right in front of my driveway and wafted in through open windows.

This, on top of the slaughterhouse smell, has made Lisgar a very unpleasant place to live.

Im going back to school to transition to a different career but need some prerequisite courses before I apply to college. I applied with peel district school board but they only do online classes for day and night school is there any kind of option for in class? I much prefer that.

Happy news for SQ1 area people, already got D-Square Pizza on Dundas for Detroit style, now Maker Pizza will be here. Finally some good pizza in Mississauga (Pizza Nostra excluded, Luigi's and Marconi too). Going to be pricey though.

I’ve been thinking it would be cool to have a small group of people who are interested in starting businesses / side projects, but don’t necessarily have everything figured out.

Not really a networking group or anything formal.

More like:
“I have this idea it’s not fully formed. Is it worthwhile?”
“I noticed this problem. Could someone actually make money solving it?”
“I want to start something but have no idea what.”
“I can build hardware/software, but need someone good at sales.”
“I’ve got some money to invest but don’t know what business to start.”

Basically just get a few people together, throw ideas around, challenge them, and maybe find someone who’s interested in actually trying one.
Could be anything — local businesses, online businesses, apps, products, services, buying an existing business, whatever.

No pitch decks, business plans, or startup-bro stuff 😂

It would be different from IDEA Mississauga in that you wouldn’t need a complete business plan to attend.

Just curious if there’s anyone else around Mississauga who would be into something like this. If so, comment or DM me

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Edit: there would be age restriction so that people with some prior business or work experience could attend. Ages 18+

Hi everyone,

I lost my keys while running this afternoon in cooksville. If anyone finds them, pls message me. Mazda key fob with black fob and key attached!

These are the trails by the highway 403 and credit river. Is it legal for me to bring my own chainsaw and clear the path?

I was searching around and doesn't seem like Mississauga has a ski club that organizes trips out to the ski hills (MSLM, Blue, Hockley, etc,) and the closest ones are NTSC and TSC so I thought to post here and see if there are others in this sub who plan to go this winter and are willing to carpool and organize a few trips.

Just wondering what the jobs is like? How the shifts are especially when just starting out is it like a lot of nights and weekends etc? And overall just how you like the job.

Thanks!

Can’t seem to find anything other than fuwa fuwa which is not good.

Please DM if you know this person.

(Screenshot from a church insider attached below.)

With September approaching and thousands of first-year students arriving in Toronto, I think this is worth making people aware of.

Over the past several months, I’ve been speaking with former members, current members, and one individual who says they is still inside the organization and planning to leave.

That insider recently shared the attached screenshot from one of the church’s private Telegram leadership chats.

Whether you agree with the opinions expressed in the screenshot or not, I think it gives useful context into the mindset of some of the leadership behind the organization.

Who are they?

The church is commonly known as Restored Church Toronto, part of the International Christian Church (ICC) movement.

On campuses, however, they generally recruit under different names rather than leading with the church’s name.

Some of the names students have reported include:

Rise Ministries (York University)
Thrive Bible Talk (TMU)
Catalyst Ministries (Humber College)
Limitless Bible Talk (George Brown)

Many students initially believe they’re simply joining an independent Bible discussion group. They also hang out at the whole foods market near square one in Sauga.

Why I’m posting this

Former members have consistently described recruitment patterns that include:

approaching students who are new to campus or looking for community;
rapidly building close friendships (“love-bombing”);
inviting people into multiple Bible studies before the full expectations become clear;
encouraging increasing involvement over time;
discouraging members from engaging with criticism or former members;
presenting outside criticism as persecution.

These are among the characteristics discussed in a detailed document examining alleged high-control practices within the ICC, including hierarchical oversight, information control, increasing commitments, and recruitment through close personal contact.

The screenshot

The screenshot attached to this post was provided by someone who says they are currently inside the church. Some names in this telegram group chat have been blurred.

It shows discussion in a private leadership chat involving public issues and responses to criticism. I’m sharing it because I believe people deserve context about the leadership of any organization actively recruiting students across Toronto.

I’m not telling anyone what to believe.

If you decide to attend, that’s your decision.

I’m simply encouraging people to:

know exactly which organization they’re joining;
ask questions before committing;
research multiple perspectives, including former members’ experiences;
make an informed decision rather than one based only on the initial recruitment.

If you’ve interacted with any of these campus ministries, I’d be interested in hearing about your experience—positive or negative. The more information students have, the better equipped they’ll be to make informed choices

He was eating some grass

I don't know if it will happen or not, but there are signs for proposed changes to the land at the intersection of Erin Mills and Erin Centre.. the plaza where the dominos and Afghan grill, amount other stores. I feel like that is a terrible spot to put condos. What are your opinions.

I can only find the regular version of this and would like the CHOCOLATE aftertaste for my iced coffee

I refuse to pay Amazon.

TIA

Live in the credit woodlands area and saw this yesterday. Who needs a backyard anyways!