BRAMPTON – The City of Brampton invites residents to recognize, honour and celebrate Emancipation Day, recognized globally on August 1, as the day to commemorate the abolition of slavery of people of African and Indigenous descent across the British Empire, including Canada. Residents are invited to reflect, educate, engage and celebrate in the ongoing fight against anti-Black and Indigenous racism …
BRAMPTON – The City of Brampton does not allow open-air burning without a burn permit. Due to recent extreme weather and fire conditions, permits are currently not being issued. The Open Fires By-Law 91-94 states: • The City of Brampton does not permit open-air burning on property that is zoned residential. This includes fireplaces, chimineas, and bonfires. Outdoor fires that are …
Creating more outdoor spaces for residents to dine and support local this summer BRAMPTON – Ahead of the summer season, the City of Brampton is reminding restaurants, bars and cafes that they can apply to have temporary seasonal patios and seating areas on municipal or private property until October 31, 2023. The applicant is responsible for removal of the patio …
Brampton – City of Brampton celebrated Earth Day. Speaking on the occasion, Harkirat Singh, Deputy Mayor, said: “Proud to have spoken on behalf of Brampton City Council for Earth Day alongside Rod Power, City Councillor Wards 7&8, Brampton. Let’s work together to protect our planet for future generations.”
