Arrest Made in Sexual Assault Investigations
Peel Regional Police have arrested 22-year-old Arshdeep Singh in connection with three sexual assault incidents involving women in Brampton and Vaughan. Investigators allege that Singh, posing as a rideshare operator, targeted victims waiting at bus stops. “As we continue to prioritize the safety and well-being of our community, I commend the swift action taken by […]
Break the Silence
The fifth Break the Silence campaign continues to raise awareness and encourage action against gender-based violence, urging everyone to recognize the signs of abuse and support victims.
Peel Village Golf Course officially closed for the season
Peel Village Golf Course closes for the season on Monday, November 18, following a successful final day of play on Sunday, November 17. With nearly 37,000 rounds and over $850,000 in revenue, the course saw growth this year, marking an increase in both rounds and revenue compared to 2023.
Improvements to By-law Enforcement
Councillor Santos initiated a motion for an operational review of Brampton’s by-law enforcement, which led to a comprehensive implementation plan endorsed by the Council in 2024. The plan includes staffing expansions, new specialist roles, enhanced operating procedures, and community-focused enforcement initiatives.
City of Brampton and CUPE Local 831 Reach Tentative Agreement, November 12
The City of Brampton and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 831 have a reached tentative agreement on four agreements, covering approximately 1,200 City employees who are part of the CUPE Outside and Office, Professional and Technical, Temporary, and Supervisor, Service Delivery (Transit) bargaining units.
Brampton’s Commitment to Indigenous Fire Safety Initiatives
Brampton Fire and Emergency Services (BFES) is making a significant contribution to community safety by donating two surplus fire trucks—a technical rescue truck and an aerial platform truck—to the National Indigenous Fire Safety Council (NIFSC). Council members participated, underscoring the strong commitment to community safety and resilience that this initiative embodies. “In Brampton, we believe […]
Brampton Takes Bold Action Against Exploitation and Trafficking of International Students
International Female Students in Ontario at Risk of Exploitation by Predatory Landlords, Community Leaders Warn
Continued efforts to prioritize safety – UPDATE on traffic calming in Wards 1 & 5
Reducing vehicular speed and cut-through traffic, particularly in local residential areas, remains a priority. The City continues to implement speed cushions, automated speed enforcement (ASE) cameras, road diets, increased signage, and strategically lowered neighbourhood speed limits to encourage safer driving behavior. “I continue to hear from residents that speeding and cut-through traffic is a significant […]
International female students at risk of abuse, sex trafficking by unscrupulous landlords in Ontario, officials say
