Brampton residents are gathering on September 22 at Ken Whillans Square to support proposed regulations aimed at curbing illegal rooming houses, overcrowded rental units, and excessive subletting. The rally highlights the need for stricter property standards as part of the city’s Residential Rental Licensing (RRL) program, which has already led to over 4,700 inspections and $83,500 in fines. Councillor Rowena Santos will address concerns over unsafe living conditions, including exploitation cases, and the city is considering a temporary halt on new basement suite developments. The rally will feature signs advocating for safety and enforcement.