City of Brampton launches new recreation app to make program registration easier and more accessible
The City of Brampton has officially launched its new Recreation mobile registration app, giving residents a faster, easier and more convenient way to browse, register and pay for programs and services. “Recreation brings people together, creating opportunities for connection, inclusion and well-being. This app helps make that possible by meeting people where they are, anywhere […]
Sir Robert Peel Centre and Brampton 22 Division Redevelopment
A Milestone for Public Safety in the Region of Peel Today marks a pivotal moment in Peel’s path to enhanced community safety and modernized policing infrastructure. At 22 Division in Brampton, Sir Robert Peel Centre this morning, Peel Regional Police officially announced the groundbreaking and commencement of construction for this multi-year transformation that will reshape […]
City of Brampton invites the community to ‘Create, Share, Celebrate!’ during Culture Days 2025
Brampton is once again joining communities across Canada for Culture Days 2025, a national celebration of arts, culture and creativity. Generously sponsored by Toronto Pearson and developed in collaboration with Brampton Arts Organization (BAO), Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA), Brampton Library, Downtown Brampton Business Improvement Area (DBBIA) and other community partners, from September […]
City of Brampton officially kicks off construction on Gore Meadows East Community Park
Construction has officially begun on the highly anticipated Gore Meadows East Community Park, representing a $39.5 million investment in recreation infrastructure for Brampton residents. Expanding the award-winning Gore Meadows Community Centre and Library, this latest addition will deliver world-class outdoor amenities to meet the growing need for recreational spaces in one of Brampton’s fastest-growing areas. […]
City of Brampton breaks ground on first all-electric fire station
Today, the City of Brampton broke ground on Fire Station 215, a modern and environmentally sustainable facility that will enhance emergency response in the City’s fast-growing northeast community to support the dedicated work of Brampton Fire and Emergency Services (BFES). “This new fire station reflects our commitment to building complete, healthy communities where families feel […]
Movies Under the Stars
Attend free, family-friendly outdoor movie screenings this summer! Bring your blanket or lawn chair and join us for a FREE movie night at: Chinguacousy Park Garden Square Gore Meadows Community Centre Mount Pleasant Square Bovaird House – New Addition – Tuesday, August 26 We are excited to announce a new addition to the Movies Under […]
Public artwork honouring the legacy of Premier William ‘Bill’ Grenville Davis unveiled
Today, on Bill Davis Day, as proclaimed by Mayor Patrick Brown and City Council to celebrate the significant contributions of Premier William ‘Bill’ Grenville Davis, the City of Brampton, in partnership with the Government of Ontario and in collaboration with Peel Art Gallery Museum and Archives (PAMA), unveiled a memorial public artwork commemorating his remarkable […]
Ground Breaking: Cassie Campbell Field Hockey Multisport Training Dome
The City of Brampton has officially broken ground on the Cassie Campbell Field Hockey Multisport Training Dome, a new facility offering access to high-quality sporting opportunities year-round for all ages, skill levels and abilities. “The Cassie Campbell Field Hockey Multisport Training Dome will provide a safe, welcoming space for youth, families and athletes to come […]
Interactive construction map and city-wide survey to shape future of parks and recreation launched
As one of Canada’s fastest-growing cities, Brampton is taking a bold step toward smarter and more transparent urban planning with the launch of two initiatives to better connect residents with the future of their parks and recreation spaces. “We recognize that residents want to be active participants in how their neighbourhoods grow, not just by […]
Getting the facts straight; busting common myths about Brampton’s Automated Speed Enforcement program
Brampton’s Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) program is effectively reducing speeding and saving lives, with strong public support—86% of residents back its use in Community Safety Zones. Backed by local and international data, ASE has led to speed reductions of up to 18 km/h and fewer serious collisions. Myths about cost, fairness, and privacy are debunked, with city officials emphasizing that ASE is about safety, not revenue.