Residents were asked to shelter in place or evacuate the area for several hours Saturday.
Residents of a Mississauga neighbourhood were advised to stay in their homes on Saturday while police dealt with a military artifact that was found in a backyard.
Peel police say they were first alerted to the device around 12:45 p.m. in the area of Elmwood Avenue South and Lakeshore Road East, after a resident discovered the artifact among one of an older family member’s belongings.
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