The City of Brampton has entered a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Peel Children’s Aid Society to establish a new Youth Wellness Hub as a part of the Century Gardens Youth Hub project. This innovative initiative is part of the Ontario government’s provincial network of 27 Youth Wellness Hubs, designed
Brampton’s 2025 Budget prioritizes community engagement with a 2.9% property tax increase, maintaining low rates while supporting a second hospital and CUPE’s wage increase. The budget includes significant investments in parks, recreation, and community safety, such as new splashpads, recreation centers, and expanded programs for all ages. Key projects include enhanced public spaces, winter-optimized facilities, and infrastructure improvements like new sports fields and a daycare facility at Chris Gibson Recreation Centre, all aligned with Brampton’s Vision 2040.
Regional Councillors Rowena Santos and Chris Leahy are launching an ad campaign to oppose President Elect Trump’s proposed tariffs, highlighting the impact on jobs in Brampton and Durham Region. They are also inviting other municipal leaders to join the effort in delivering a unified message against the tariffs.
Peel Regional Police ran Project E.R.A.S.E. to combat dangerous driving and street racing. The program used education, enforcement, and social awareness to improve road safety. They investigated over 1,100 vehicles and issued charges for speeding, noise violations, and impaired driving.
(December 12, 2024) – The City of Brampton’s 2024 Culture Days lineup of events has been recognized as the Top Participating Community in the Urban Centres category by the Culture Days organization. The City also placed second overall nationally among the Top Participating Communities listing. Culture Days is a national
Canada and the Philippines celebrate 75 years of friendship, highlighting deep bonds of shared values and collaboration. Filipino-Canadians play a vital role in enriching Canadian communities, while leaders from both nations strengthen ties through trade, cultural exchanges, and diplomacy to foster a brighter future together.
As Brampton’s 50th birthday celebrations enter the final month, the City has unveiled a newly commissioned mural, Blossoming Brampton, by renowned artist Jerry Rugg (aka birdO), marking a half-century of growth, diversity, and community spirit. Located in the heart of downtown Brampton on The Rose, this vibrant mural symbolizes Brampton’s
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.
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.
The City of Brampton has unveiled a new memorial artwork, “Fah Who Dis? AstroBlack Joy,” in Emancipation Park to commemorate Emancipation Day, celebrated on August 1. This artwork features vibrant sculptures symbolizing the resilience and cultural heritage of Black-identifying Canadians and invites reflection on the ongoing fight against racism.
The City of Brampton has entered a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Peel Children’s Aid
Brampton’s 2025 Budget prioritizes community engagement with a 2.9% property tax increase, maintaining low rates while supporting a second hospital and CUPE’s wage increase. The budget includes significant investments in parks, recreation, and community safety, such as new splashpads, recreation centers, and expanded programs for all ages. Key projects include enhanced public spaces, winter-optimized facilities, and infrastructure improvements like new sports fields and a daycare facility at Chris Gibson Recreation Centre, all aligned with Brampton’s Vision 2040.
Regional Councillors Rowena Santos and Chris Leahy are launching an ad campaign to oppose President Elect Trump’s proposed tariffs, highlighting the impact on jobs in Brampton and Durham Region. They are also inviting other municipal leaders to join the effort in delivering a unified message against the tariffs.
Peel Regional Police ran Project E.R.A.S.E. to combat dangerous driving and street racing. The program used education, enforcement, and social awareness to improve road safety. They investigated over 1,100 vehicles and issued charges for speeding, noise violations, and impaired driving.
(December 12, 2024) – The City of Brampton’s 2024 Culture Days lineup of events has
Canada and the Philippines celebrate 75 years of friendship, highlighting deep bonds of shared values and collaboration. Filipino-Canadians play a vital role in enriching Canadian communities, while leaders from both nations strengthen ties through trade, cultural exchanges, and diplomacy to foster a brighter future together.
As Brampton’s 50th birthday celebrations enter the final month, the City has unveiled a newly
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.
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.
The City of Brampton has unveiled a new memorial artwork, “Fah Who Dis? AstroBlack Joy,” in Emancipation Park to commemorate Emancipation Day, celebrated on August 1. This artwork features vibrant sculptures symbolizing the resilience and cultural heritage of Black-identifying Canadians and invites reflection on the ongoing fight against racism.
