Councillor Gibson Retiring – Election Jockeying Begins
Long-time city leader Grant Gibson is retiring after 8 terms in office and is not seeking re-election in the City's municipal election taking place...
2018 Resolutions for Brampton
As we ring in 2018 and reflect on accomplishments (and failures) over the past year, it is also a good time to engage in...
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
As 2017 comes to a close we look forward to an eventful 2018 when a new crop of aspiring community leaders will challenge incumbent...
Councillors Approve Golf Club Purchase While Rejecting External Auditor General
Mayor Linda Jeffrey swept into the Mayor's chair in 2014 on a platform of accountability and transparency and now appears livid over recent decisions...
Canada’s Looming Water Crisis – Part 2/2
Maude Barlow from The Council of Canadians was in Brampton recently and we spoke with her about latest book titled Boiling Point. The book...
Canada’s Looming Water Crisis with Maude Barlow
Maude Barlow is a leading water rights authority in Canada. She is the Chair of The Council of Canadians and a former advisor to...
Prepare for Whopping Property Tax Hikes and Debt For Many Years
Brampton's City Council is meeting a week ahead of schedule today (Dec 6, 2018) at 4pm to decide on your tax bill increase. City...
Caledon Collision Rate Tops Brampton
Allstate Insurance is out with their annual safe driving study and Brampton maintains the 6th highest collision rate at 7.61 collisions per 100 cars....
Brampton Tops in Canada on Transit Growth
Harry Schlange, the city's top bureaucrat will be reporting an "unprecedented" 17% increase in transit ridership as part of his report to City Council...
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...
