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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.”
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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.”
Major Drug and Weapons Seizure in Peel: Mayor Commends Community Intervention and Response Team
Peel Police’s CIRT team has taken over $1 million in dangerous drugs, a loaded handgun, and more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition off our streets through Project Winner, a community-driven investigation that began with a resident’s tip. Mayor Patrick Brown says the operation “isn’t just about drugs or guns—it’s about saving lives and sending a clear message that traffickers will be held accountable.”
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.