Remembrance Day 2026
On November 11, Brampton gathered for our annual Remembrance Day parade and service to honour our veterans, mark 100 years of the Royal Canadian Legion and 160 years of the Lorne Scots, and remember the loss at CFB Wainwright.
Remembrance Day 2026
On November 11, Brampton gathered for our annual Remembrance Day parade and service to honour our veterans, mark 100 years of the Royal Canadian Legion and 160 years of the Lorne Scots, and remember the loss at CFB Wainwright.
Take a look at what is happening across Brampton from late August through October. Please note: The Mayor’s Monthly Newsletter will be on hiatus during the 2026 municipal election period, following the close of nominations on Friday, August 21, 2026, through Election Day on Monday, October 26, 2026.
Recent Updates
23 Division: A New Police Division Built for Brampton’s Growth
Peel Regional Police has opened 23 Division in Brampton, its first new division since 1987, with room for up to 500 officers and civilian members
Project High Guard: 21 Violent Carjackings, 10 Arrests, 128 Charges
Project High Guard took down a network police allege was behind 21 violent carjackings across the GTA. 10 arrests, 128 charges, 15 stolen vehicles recovered
Tackling Organized Retail Crime
Retail theft charges in Peel are on pace to pass last year’s total. Peel Regional Police is expanding its BEAR Unit to every division in
Six Brampton Soccer Fields Named for Our World Cup Players
Six Brampton soccer fields now carry the names of the local players who represented Canada at the 2026 World Cup, with five new boxed soccer