Brampton Landlords Fined $83,500 as Mayor Pledges to Eliminate ‘Slum Conditions’
Brampton Considers Occupancy Limits to Curb Excessive Subletting
Brampton City Councillor Rowena Santos on the need to crackdown on landlords who exploit international students
Celebrate Brampton Tree Month This September
Brampton Tree Month celebrates the city’s urban forest with events like tree giveaways, planting, and social media campaigns. Residents can participate to promote greenery and raise awareness about trees’ environmental benefits.
Brampton Secures $29.8M for Housing and Downtown Revitalization : Riverwalk
The Ontario government has announced a $29.8 million investment to support Brampton’s development of 12,900 housing units and enhance downtown infrastructure. The funding, part of Ontario’s Housing-Enabling Water Systems Fund, will advance Brampton’s Riverwalk project, creating resilient urban spaces and unlocking significant residential and commercial opportunities. This investment is a crucial step in addressing Brampton’s housing needs and supporting the city’s rapid growth.
Brampton Launches New Automated Speed Enforcement Processing Centre
Brampton has unveiled its new Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) Processing Centre, making it Ontario’s largest and most advanced facility for road safety enforcement. The Centre, supported by 42 new hires, aims to process traffic violations faster and more efficiently, helping deter speeding across the province. With plans to deploy 185 ASE cameras by 2025, Brampton is setting a new standard in road safety and community protection.
Meet the Brampton official fighting to keep Canadian cities funded
Encampment Update – August 8, 2024
The City of Brampton is actively addressing encampments, focusing on health and safety through regular site visits and support services. Recent updates highlight ongoing efforts along the Etobicoke Creek Trail, including wellness checks, patrols, and debris removal. Coordination with regional partners continues, with upcoming meetings planned to enhance response strategies.
Big City Mayors addresses Ontario’s Homelessness and Mental Health Crisis
Ontario faces a severe homelessness and mental health crisis, straining municipalities’ resources. The Ontario Big City Mayors (OBCM) have launched the “Solve the Crisis” campaign, calling on provincial and federal governments to take responsibility and provide needed support. They propose appointing a dedicated ministry, creating an action plan, and investing in crisis centers.
Encampments Update – August 1, 2024
Brampton has been actively managing encampments along the Etobicoke Creek Trail, with stable conditions and no new encampments reported in mid-July, despite challenges like localized flooding. The city’s coordinated efforts, involving multiple services, have focused on safety, well-being, and maintaining community spaces. Strategic meetings and partnerships have further strengthened Brampton’s approach to addressing encampments.
