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Find out what the Holmes family did here in Brampton for the premiere of their new series

Brampton has a ton going on for Black History Month

Celebrate Lunar New Year and welcome in the Year of the Ox! Join the City of Brampton Your Local Government's virtual celebrations Feb 8 26 featuring performances, activities, a list of local restaurants offering Lunar New Year takeout and delivery, and more. Head over to https://www.brampton.ca/lunarnewyear. Share your at home celebrations using #BramptonLunarNewYear.

The stay-at-home orders will be lifted, but for many, life may not change much.

Officials say that transit accessibility will improve with this new funding

Happy New Year everyone! Thank you for sticking with us.

Peel District School students will all be online for a brief period

A Bramptonian was honoured on the Globe and Mail's list

If you need a COVID test in Brampton you will be able to stay warm

Bob Callahan was very influential in Brampton

To all those who have served, and those who continue to serve, on this Remembrance Day we thank you.

PAMA's got you covered for all kinds of activities this month

Brampton’s 2021 BudgetHave Your Say! Here’s what you need to know: Telephone Town Hall is November 12 Budget Committee meetings begin week of November 23... Budget approval is December 9 To sign up for the Telephone Town Hall and learn more, visit brampton.ca/budget

Here is another fire prevention tip for Fire Prevention Week: Go here to learn about other ways you can prevent the destruction of house fires: https://bit.ly/3lnnNbd

From all of us to all of you!

With the holidays in full swing, the city of Brampton is emphasizing how important it is to follow safety protocols. Check out this short film that shows just how easy it is to spread the virus.

Here are some holiday fire safety tips from Brampton Fire and Emergency Services and City of Brampton Your Local Government 1) check whether lights are rated for indoor OR outdoor use. Use the right ones! 2) Don't use kinked or frayed electrical cords. 3) Have working smoke alarms (every floor) and carbon monoxide alarms (every sleeping area). Hit up this link for more info, including activity sheets for the kids: https://www.brampton.ca//Fire-Sa/Pages/Holiday-Safety.aspx

Always stay in the kitchen while cooking! Go here to learn about other ways you can prevent the destruction of house fires: https://bit.ly/3lnnNbd Be sure to spread the word about fire prevention week here in Brampton!

Brampton Library's new app even lets you check out books yourself.

Happening today in Brampton

The composition of Peel Regional Council is going to change soon

Calling all Brampton North youth ages 13-26

Watch the Dragons pass judgment on this tasty Brampton business

Show us your quarantine hair while you're at it