Host Alan Kan speaks with George "The Iceman" of Destiny Wrestling from Mississauga about the local wrestling scene during COVID-19.

Matt Da Silva speaks with Hassan Wadi and Libby Norris with City of Mississauga Recreation & boxing instructor Zamour a.k.a. Topb0y on how government shutdowns have affected fitness providers.

Host Michelle Bilek speaks to Meghan Nichols of Mississauga Food Bank and Rick Gavin & Leslie Bissegger of Knights Table about services that serve our most vulnerable community members.

Host Joe Horneck speaks with MPP Mississauga Centre, Natalia Kusendova, on life of an MPP & issues important to her riding. Joe also speaks with Shawn Slack, Mississauga Chief Information Officer, about smart cities & how technology is changing government.

For 2SLGBTQ+ youth in Peel, the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated already-existing gaps in terms of resources and supports. Peer relationships are often the most important source of support for youth, and the LGBT YouthLine has launched a new project focused on 2SLGBTQ+ youth in Peel. YouthOrganize Program Coordinators Jack Lewis and Sreya Roy join #PeelMatters host Anu Radha Verma for a discussion about what needs to change, hopefulness for high school students, virtual community-building and more!

Host Alan Kan speaks with community religious leaders on how COVID-19 has affected places of worship.

Are you mentally prepared for the second wave?

With Doug Ford penny pinching and choosing not to act before the second wave, folks are facing the deadly reality of loved ones dying in long-term care homes again and being on the brink of financial devastation. The environmental factors are stronger than before contributing to the mental health of folks going into this second wave…with womxn and racialized folks felling the brunt of it.

Ryan Gurcharn talks with various organizations in who are filling in the gap where the Ford government has failed. Farheen Khan, Founder of Azeeza for Women talks about the importance of going outdoors and its effect on your mental health. Ashley Abdul, Founder of Brown Girl Diary, talks about the importance of art, physical exercise, and addressing cultural taboos for better mental health. Prashant Shori & Nivedita Shori from the Malton Women’s Council layout some important free programs in Peel for women, girls, and seniors that will help with feelings of isolation and other factors that affect mental health.

Host Joe Hornick speaks with 2022 Provincial Liberal Candidates Imran Mian & Sumira Malik about why they're running, Liberal Party Leader Steven Del Duca & their thoughts and solutions for local issues in Peel.

Too many lives lost, too many families hurt by the violence of Peel Police. Yet little changes. Chantelle Krupka - an activist, organizer and survivor of police brutality - joins Anu Radha Verma on Peel Matters to talk about why we must abolish Peel Police.

Host Matt Da Silva shares his gratitude for what has happened in 2020.