Council

In what should have been a unanimous 9 to 0 decision to be more transparent in what transpired with the settlement, and why city funds were used to cloak Dhillon with protection, all four motions put on the table to address the matter failed on a 5 to 5 vote.

Superior Court of Justice found the actions of the Medeiros faction to have been illegal and awarded $20,000 to be paid by the Corporation of the City of Brampton.

A consistent sentiment by residents calling in to Monday's tele-townhall was a desire for the Mayor to seek a second term.

Councillors Medeiros, Fortini, Bowman and Dhillon continued to push a false narrative at City Hall by inviting media from Toronto to a media conference to answer questions.

The Special Meeting and the agenda wasn't shared on any of their social media and their motion to appoint Elaine Moore has yet to be shared with residents.

Integrity Commissioner Muneeza Sheikh has begun legal proceedings against Brampton citing Martin Medeiros, Jeff Bowman, Pat Fortini, Charmaine Williams, Gurpreet Dhillon and Doug Whillans.

The City of Brampton has released information about their plan for BramptonU, a standalone university focused on cultivating talent and employability.

Ontario's municipalities will receive up to $1.6 billion in emergency funding, and Brampton is eligible for $34.9 million.

On July 30th, the City of Brampton initiated a new curbside pickup initiative to help local businesses and residents. Many implementations are in accordance to reduce COVID19, so their offering will be online, then curbside pickup and delivery.

In honour of Emancipation Month (August) in Brampton, Brampton City Council renamed Dixie 407 Sports Park to Emancipation Park.