Citywide Rental Licensing to Strengthen Safety in Every Brampton Neighbourhood
Brampton has taken a major step to strengthen safety and crack down on unsafe rental units. Committee of Council has unanimously approved expanding the Residential Rental Licensing (RRL) program to every ward across the city, building on the success of the pilot that brought 869 units into compliance and issued more than $540,000 in fines. […]
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.
City of Brampton welcomes $29.8 million investment to support housing and downtown infrastructure development
The funding of $29.8M is provided through Ontario’s Housing-Enabling Water Systems Fund, marking a vital step in addressing Brampton’s growing housing needs and supporting the City’s Riverwalk project. The funding is aimed at infrastructure enhancements in the downtown area by creating a more resilient and accessible urban environment.
Mayor Brown Meets with Prime Minister Trudeau
Today, I met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to actively pursue solutions for two important issues
for the people of Brampton: combating auto thefts and advancing the construction of the Light Rail
Transit (LRT) into Downtown Brampton. We reaffirmed our commitment to a continued partnership between the Government of Canada and
the City of Brampton, focusing on tangible solutions to our pressing challenges.
Federal Investment of $133M in Brampton for 24,000 Homes
Today’s agreement marks a major milestone for Brampton and its residents. By working hand in hand with the federal government, we are accelerating the construction of much-needed homes in our growing city. This investment will address housing challenges, and make Brampton an even more attractive place to live, work, and play. We are grateful for the ongoing collaboration and this investment from the Government of Canada.
Urgent Action Required to Address Peel Region’s Housing Crisis
Brampton wants to build. We want to build more and better housing for its residents. But red tape – and some NIMBY special political interests in Mississauga – stand in the way. We need the Ford government’s help to unlock the full potential for Brampton, for Mississauga and Caledon.