City of Brampton’s Youth Cricket League Returns for a Second Year with Expanded Playing Opportunities
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.
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Youth Earth Day Event: Tree Planting, Park Clean-up, E-waste Collect and Community BBQ
Join Councillor Santos on Sunday, April 13, from 10 am to 12 pm at Andrew McCandless Park for a tree planting event and community BBQ along the Huttonville Creek. Hosted with the Toronto Region and Conservation Authority. Bring a reusable water bottle and enjoy making a positive impact on the environment!
City of Brampton enhancing Riverstone Community Centre
The City of Brampton has begun enhancements to the Riverstone Community Centre, aimed at improving the facility’s amenities to better serve the community. This project is part of Brampton’s Parks and Recreation Master Plan, reflecting the City’s commitment to promoting active and healthy lifestyles through strategic investments in recreational infrastructure. “Riverstone Community Centre brings friends […]
City of Brampton invests in cutting-edge technology to enhance public safety
Brampton is enhancing public safety by installing 360-degree cameras and licence plate recognition technology at 50 intersections to aid crime investigations. These cameras will not issue tickets but will provide real-time data to Peel Regional Police, improving response to traffic incidents and safety concerns. As the first Canadian municipality to implement this technology, Brampton prioritizes community safety with cutting-edge investments.