Encampment Update – July 12, 2024
Brampton led relocation efforts of encampments in flood-prone parks along the Etobicoke Creek Trail, with ongoing support for remaining active encampments and 24/7 patrols. The city prunes trees for better sight lines and is planting new trees on Calvertdale Road. City and regional councils are advocating for increased affordable housing and social supports, and an Encampment Policy Framework is being developed.
Brampton honours Bill Davis with Memorial Artwork and Proclamation
City of Brampton Earns HIGH FIVE® Accreditation for Recreation Excellence
Brampton’s Recreation division achieves HIGH FIVE® accreditation, ensuring top-tier child development in programs. Supported by Mayor Patrick Brown and Councilors, this milestone emphasizes quality, staff training, and community engagement, reinforcing Brampton’s commitment to excellence in recreation.
Brampton stay cool during the Heat Warning
Heat relief measures in Brampton amid Peel Region’s Heat Warning: Cooling locations open in public buildings like City Hall, recreation centers, and libraries during business hours. Splash pads and wading pools operate daily from 9 am to 9 pm, with safety guidelines urging residents to limit outdoor activities, stay hydrated, and check on vulnerable individuals like seniors and children.
Brampton Councillor Rowena Santos Re-elected to FCM Board
Brampton Regional Councillor Rowena Santos has been re-elected to the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) Board for a fifth term, continuing her advocacy for a new municipal growth framework and equitable funding.
Emphasize Federal Collaboration for Housing Affordability and Mental Health Support
Mother Who Lost 3 Children to Drunk Driver in 2015 Faces House Fire
Brampton Unveils Rainbow Crosswalk After Years Without Pride Month Funding
Brampton council approves $3.7M to hire 40 new bylaw staff
Brampton Enhances Community Safety with Strengthened By-Law Enforcement and Fresh Investments
