Brampton Donates Land for City’s First Hospice: Community Support Needed
Brampton is taking a major step toward compassionate, dignified end-of-life care with the transfer of City land to build the Kay Blair Hospice, the first hospice in our community. This project will provide vital care close to home for residents and families and stands as a powerful example of what we can achieve when the community comes together.
Update from Mayor Patrick Brown on Tragic House Fire
Brampton is grieving after a devastating house fire took two lives, injured four residents, and left others unaccounted for as crews continue a difficult investigation. This heartbreaking incident reinforces the urgent need for safe, compliant housing and the city’s commitment to preventing such tragedies in the future.
Brampton Stands with Jamaica: “One Love” Hurricane Melissa Relief Effort
The One Love: Hurricane Melissa Relief for Jamaica initiative brings together residents, businesses, and community partners to support families devastated by the storm. Mayor Patrick Brown emphasized the city’s deep ties to Jamaica, noting that when the Jamaican community suffers, “Brampton stands up, not bystanders, but neighbours helping neighbours.”
Supporting Brampton Artists Through BAO Studio Rentals
BAO Studio Rentals has launched in downtown Brampton, offering affordable, fully equipped studio and creative office space that supports local artists, creative entrepreneurs, and arts organizations.
Big Changes for Public Safety in Peel — Why It Matters
Peel Police just completed the biggest hiring effort in its history, and residents will feel the impact. From faster 911 responses to safer neighbourhoods, this milestone marks a major step forward for community safety.
Investment of 136 new buses to strengthen Brampton Transit
Brampton is advancing its vision for a connected community with the purchase of 136 new buses for Brampton Transit, representing a major investment in public transit infrastructure designed to support growth, ease congestion, and improve service for residents across the city.
Peel Police’s Record Drug Bust Dismantles Transnational Criminal Network
Peel Regional Police dismantled a major transnational drug trafficking network, resulting in the largest drug seizure in the service’s history—479 kilograms of cocaine valued at $47.9 million. Nine Ontario men face charges following coordinated truck interceptions and raids across the GTA.
Brampton Celebrates Guyana’s 59th Independence Anniversary
Brampton celebrated the 59th anniversary of Guyana’s independence—a milestone that reflects the vibrant contributions of over 14,000 Guyanese-Canadians in our city. As Guyana emerges as a fast-growing, net-zero economy, we proudly honoured both the local community’s impact and the nation’s commitment to sustainable development.
Tamil Genocide Monument Unveiling in Brampton
At the Tamil Genocide Monument unveiling in Brampton, Mayor Brown honoured the resilience of the Tamil community and the long fight for justice. Despite protests and foreign interference, the city stood firm in recognizing the genocide. The memorial now stands as a symbol of truth, remembrance, and unwavering support for the Tamil people.
Bylaw to Prohibit Protests at Places of Worship
Everyone should be able to practice their faith free from violence or harassment, and this bylaw is a step toward preserving the harmony we’ve worked so hard to build. Let’s continue to embrace diversity and stand together for peace and respect.