Peel’s New Coordinated Homeless Encampment Policy Launch Backed by City of Brampton
City of Brampton launches first Sport Tourism Strategy
New ‘no encampment zones’ will speed up removal of at-risk shelters in Mississauga and Brampton
John Moore Round Two – June 27
Brampton supports launch of Peel’s new coordinated Homeless Encampment Policy
On June 26, Region of Peel Council approved and launched the Homeless Encampment Policy and Joint Protocols, the first of its kind in Ontario, and a major step forward in how Brampton and its regional partners respond to homelessness and encampments with compassion, consistency and collaboration. This milestone builds on the advocacy of Mayor Patrick […]
City of Brampton launches first Sport Tourism Strategy
Brampton City Council has endorsed the city’s first Sport Tourism Strategy, positioning Brampton as a leading destination for hosting sports events in Canada. The strategy, developed with industry partners, outlines five goals and 66 tactics to boost economic impact, youth participation, and cultural inclusion. With over $20 million already generated annually, Brampton aims to expand its role in culturally significant and high-potential sports.
More landlord licensing coming to Brampton communities in 2026
Ontario should plug $1.3B development charge hole in Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon, politicians say
Councillor Santos Champions Housing Enforcement Reforms Through Residential Rental Licensing Program and Lodging House Plan
Brampton City Council has approved the expansion of the Residential Rental Licensing (RRL) Program and a plan to update Lodging House policies, championed by Councillor Santos. These reforms aim to improve safety, enforce accountability, and support responsible landlords while addressing illegal and unsafe rentals. A new Rental Compliance Unit and Certified Rental Registry will enhance enforcement, with public consultations set for later this year.
Home Safe Home: Brampton’s Approach to Fire Safety
Brampton’s Home Safe Home campaign runs through August 31, 2025, offering fire and carbon monoxide safety education through in-home visits and community outreach. Focused on single-family dwellings, Brampton Fire uses inspection data to target education and ensure compliance with alarm laws. The campaign combines visibility, safety tips, and resident engagement to promote life-saving practices and reduce fire risks.
