The City of Brampton is set to deliver another exciting lineup of events and activities for National Youth Week, from May 1 to May 7, 2025. This annual celebration honours the contributions of young people across Canada and in our community, and provides a platform for youth aged 14 to
The City of Brampton’s Economic Development Office has released its 2024 Annual Report, highlighting another year of remarkable growth, investment and innovation. With new businesses choosing Brampton, major expansions and continued advancements in the city’s Innovation District, Brampton remains a prime destination for economic prosperity and technological advancement. “Brampton’s resilience
Brampton’s Youth Cricket League returns for its second year, expanding with a new spring session alongside the summer league to meet growing demand. Open to players aged 6 to 15, the league offers structured training and gameplay across three age groups. The city continues investing in cricket, allocating $10 million to improve facilities and planning a state-of-the-art cricket complex. With 22 cricket sites and major events like GT20, Brampton remains Canada’s cricket capital.
“American and Canadian Mayors should work in a more coordinated way to fight against a US/Canada trade war,” said Brampton Councillor Rowena Santos. Earlier this week the US Conference of Mayors issued a statement reinforcing what some municipal leaders in Canada have been saying for months; trade wars hurt cities.
Councillor Rowena Santos urges Canadian and American mayors to work together against a US-Canada trade war, emphasizing its impact on local economies. She highlights the US Conference of Mayors’ recent statement opposing tariffs and calls for a unified city-to-city response. Santos encourages Canadian mayors to take action and collaborate with their American counterparts to protect trade relations.
On March 8, the City of Brampton will celebrate International Women’s Day, honouring the achievements and contributions of women and individuals who identify as women, whose efforts continue to shape Brampton into a thriving and inclusive community. “Achieving gender equity requires action and that’s exactly what this year’s International Women’s
The City of Brampton is granting $1.75 million to 159 non-profits through the 2025 Advance Brampton Fund, the largest allocation in its history. This funding supports initiatives in arts and culture, community safety, and recreation to enhance residents’ well-being. Applications for the 2026 fund will open in the fall, continuing the City’s commitment to strengthening community programs.
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.
The City of Brampton is set to deliver another exciting lineup of events and activities
The City of Brampton’s Economic Development Office has released its 2024 Annual Report, highlighting another
Brampton’s Youth Cricket League returns for its second year, expanding with a new spring session alongside the summer league to meet growing demand. Open to players aged 6 to 15, the league offers structured training and gameplay across three age groups. The city continues investing in cricket, allocating $10 million to improve facilities and planning a state-of-the-art cricket complex. With 22 cricket sites and major events like GT20, Brampton remains Canada’s cricket capital.
“American and Canadian Mayors should work in a more coordinated way to fight against a
Councillor Rowena Santos urges Canadian and American mayors to work together against a US-Canada trade war, emphasizing its impact on local economies. She highlights the US Conference of Mayors’ recent statement opposing tariffs and calls for a unified city-to-city response. Santos encourages Canadian mayors to take action and collaborate with their American counterparts to protect trade relations.
On March 8, the City of Brampton will celebrate International Women’s Day, honouring the achievements
The City of Brampton is granting $1.75 million to 159 non-profits through the 2025 Advance Brampton Fund, the largest allocation in its history. This funding supports initiatives in arts and culture, community safety, and recreation to enhance residents’ well-being. Applications for the 2026 fund will open in the fall, continuing the City’s commitment to strengthening community programs.
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.
