UPDATE: Councillor Santos Calls for Accountability Following Comments by Regeneration Outreach CEO Ted Brown
I was disappointed to read in the comments to media from Regeneration CEO Ted Brown, which reflect a continued lack of accountability for the ongoing issues affecting residents and businesses near 156 Main Street North. This is not about turning our backs on people in need. It is about ensuring that services for vulnerable residents […]
City of Brampton Moves One Step Closer to Relocating Regeneration Outreach Services
For more than a year, City staff and Council have worked with the Region of Peel to find a long-term solution following Regeneration’s delegation to Council in 2024. An important step was taken at Council last week to move forward with an opportunity that supports the needs of the Region of Peel, in improving the […]
Downtown Brampton Revitalization Moves Forward – Transforming the Heart of Our City into a Vibrant Core Our Community Can Be Proud Of
Brampton’s long-awaited downtown revitalization is moving ahead with major investments in Main Street, Ken Whillans Square, and Garden Square. The upgrades will deliver safer sidewalks, vibrant public spaces, and distinctive granite-paved gateways, with visible changes beginning this year. These projects aim to create a more welcoming, dynamic downtown that supports local businesses and reflects Brampton’s community spirit.
UPDATE: Impact of Regeneration Outreach operations at Grace United Church property
For 20 years, Regeneration Outreach has provided essential services to Brampton’s most vulnerable residents. Their work has touched countless lives, and our community is grateful for their contribution. However, Downtown Brampton is in a time of transition. With new housing development, businesses, childcare centres, and recreation facilities, our city core is becoming a vibrant hub. […]
Exciting Updates on Major Projects in Wards 1 & 5
Today, city staff provided me with updates on major projects and initiatives within Wards 1 and 5. The presentation shared below, covers a range of much anticipated projects like Century Gardens Youth Hub, Chris Gibson Recreation Centre, Williams Parkway Improvements, Speed Cushion Installations, and more. Public Works Staff also shared updated timelines for each project. […]
The Rose unveils Summer/Fall 2025 Season Featuring Jann Arden, Scott Thompson, Exco Levi, Tom Morello and more
The Rose in Brampton has unveiled its Summer–Fall 2025 season featuring stars like Jann Arden, Tom Morello, Scott Thompson, and Exco Levi, alongside exciting local talent and community partnerships. The lineup includes concerts, comedy, theatre, dance, and free outdoor events in Garden Square and The Rose Patio. Tickets and Encore Memberships are available now at the website.
Tackling Litter and Beautifying Our Community with Local Hero Suzie White
Together with local hero Suzie White, we tackled litter and improved the Orangeville Railway greenspace in downtown Brampton! Thanks to quick action and community collaboration, the area is already looking better—let’s keep working together to make Brampton cleaner and greener!
Safer Neighbourhoods: Councillor Santos’ Crime Prevention and Safety Workshop Engages Residents
Councillor Santos hosted a Crime Prevention and Community Safety workshop with Peel Police, Brampton Fire, Community Safety Office, Bylaw Enforcement and City Security. 135 residents registered and actively participated in sessions including Crime Mapping, Petty Theft and Porch Piracy, Break and Enter, Auto Theft, Fraud, Road Safety, Crime Reporting and Fire Prevention. Residents were overwhelmingly enthusiastic […]
Mid-Term (2022-2026) Review
Time to reflect on what we’ve achieved and get your input on the next two years. My focus is always based on what I hear directly from you at your doorstep, on the phone, at community events, at council and through digital channels. Thank you for engaging on the issues that help build a brighter future for Brampton.
Third Annual Brampton Summer Artist Market
A record 33 vendors and local arts organizations participated in Brampton’s Annual Summer Artist Market, including the first ever Youth Arts Market, showcasing the work of 11 young people. From handcrafted jewelry, ceramics, and book arts to original prints and paintings, the artist market offered a wonderful opportunity to support local artists and arts organizations.