Getting the facts straight; busting common myths about Brampton’s Automated Speed Enforcement program
Brampton’s Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) program is effectively reducing speeding and saving lives, with strong public support—86% of residents back its use in Community Safety Zones. Backed by local and international data, ASE has led to speed reductions of up to 18 km/h and fewer serious collisions. Myths about cost, fairness, and privacy are debunked, with city officials emphasizing that ASE is about safety, not revenue.
Project Night Train: Peel Police Shut Down Criminal Networks Tied to Brutal Home Invasions
Peel Regional Police have dismantled two interconnected criminal networks linked to a series of violent home invasions and jewellery store robberies across the Greater Toronto Area, which left several victims with severe, life-altering injuries and resulted in approximately $2 million in stolen property. “Project Night Train sends another clear message: organized crime will not be […]
Another milestone in the Centre for Innovation project reached
Downtown Brampton is undergoing a major transformation, supported by a dedicated investment of $23.8 million through the 2025 Budget, for the revitalization of Main and Queen Streets. This includes improvements to roads, sidewalks, lighting, street furniture and landscaping, as well as the reconstruction of Ken Whillans Square. “This is another transformational milestone— it’s a step […]
Brampton extends controversial rental licensing program for 3 more years, and expands it
John Moore Round Two- July 21
STATEMENT: Motion to Address Public Safety Concerns Related to Grace United Church and Regeneration Outreach at 156 Main St North
For nearly 15 years, Regeneration Outreach has played an important role in serving some of Brampton’s most vulnerable residents. Their work, including food programs, basic needs support, and addiction services, has been very much appreciated. However, the current location at 156 Main Street North, within a rapidly intensifying residential and commercial downtown core, is no […]
Councillor Santos Advances Vision to Reimagine Bovaird House Site as a Public Heritage Destination
Councillor Rowena Santos has introduced a motion to City Council that charts a new path forward for the historic Bovaird House property. The motion outlines a framework for using existing city resources to utilize the Bovaird House site in the short term while laying the groundwork for future enhancements, including potential museum designation. “This is […]
Bovaird House Reimagined: A New Community-Focused Future for a Historic Brampton Landmark
Councillor Santos has introduced a motion to revitalize Brampton’s historic Bovaird House as a vibrant, inclusive public space through outdoor events and cultural programming. The plan expands public access and lays the groundwork for future museum designation, possibly linked to PAMA’s transition to city control. City staff will also seek provincial and federal heritage funding to support long-term preservation and community engagement.
Brampton Pushes Back as Slumlord Defenders Stage Failing Protests
Project Ghost: Peel Police Take Down Organized Crime Group Behind Home Invasions
Peel Police’s Project Ghost has dismantled a violent organized crime network behind over 15 home invasions and luxury vehicle thefts across the GTA, starting with an incident in Brampton’s Ward 5. The investigation led to 197 charges against 14 individuals, including youth, and uncovered $1.8 million in stolen property. Councillor Rowena Santos praised the operation and emphasized the need for systemic, preventative approaches through the National Public Safety Summit.