Challenges facing Brampton’s 2018-2022 City Council
Brampton's 2018-2022 City Council was welcomed in front of a packed audience at the Rose Theatre on Monday. The inauguration event was an opportunity...
Brampton Guardian Bills City $1.1M
The Brampton Guardian is at the top of the list when it comes to media groups that receives funds from the City of Brampton....
Brampton Gets More Beds, 2nd Hospital, and Planning for 3rd
Dr. Eric Hoskins, the Provincial Minister of Health and Long-Term Care was in Brampton today to announce that 37 new hospital beds would be...
Black Lives Matter Takes Issue with Schools in Peel
The Peel District School Board is rapidly becoming ground zero for community groups to air their grievances for how students are treated and accommodated...
How Many Road Deaths Are Too Much?
Lately it seems there is a major traffic collision every day in Brampton resulting in serious injuries and fatalities. Our cities and suburbs have been...
Brampton South PC Candidate Calls For An End to “Hallway Health”
Ontario PC Candidate Prabmeet Sarkaria for Brampton South is putting his support behind Mayor Jeffrey and her call for the Minister of Health to...
Curing Brampton’s Economy with Sports
It's time for Brampton to leverage our sports and arts heritage to spur economic activity beyond manufacturing and distribution. Milton, Markham, and Ajax, are some of the communities in our...
Full STEAM Ahead For Brampton’s University
Mayor Linda Jeffrey and Ontario's Finance Minister Charles Sousa announced today that Brampton and Milton have been selected for new university-led postsecondary sites. Watch Here.
The unexpected announcement...
Bonanza for Residential Development
Brampton City Council recently approved the conversion of 70 acres of land from employment to residential zoning. In a city awash in residential development,...
Banned in Brampton
The Brampton Guardian reports that after a 90-day trial, Brampton City Council has voted 8 to 3 in favor of continuing to ban texting, tweets and...
