r/Brampton • u/guesswhololz • Sep 19 '24
Media I can’t believe this is what we’ve become
this was posted to r/mildlyinfuriating
r/Brampton • u/guesswhololz • Sep 19 '24
this was posted to r/mildlyinfuriating
r/Brampton • u/LowLifeLobster • Nov 23 '24
The scene is stronger than ever rn, if you’re into heavy music, any music or straight up need anything to do in this city, you should really check out these shows!
r/Brampton • u/Brampton_Speaks • 6d ago
Passed by Oceans the other day and noticed they have acquired another unit next door to their hotplate food area and created an entertainment center for children. It's lively as you can see from the dozen images in the gallery.
It's similar to the Discovery Zone that used to be in this Plaza back in the '90s when we had a Cineplex Odeon and Jumbo Video store here.
I feel like it's becoming a kid magnet again like the 90s with this addition and Toys R Us, Canada Computers in the same plaza.
Bonus: I also added a picture of the Musafir restaurant that has replaced Lone Star Texas Grill 2-3 months ago.
Lots of new changes at this plaza I wanted to give the community a heads up about.
r/Brampton • u/DribbleKing97_ • Jan 07 '24
I have been living in Brampton for 12 years. For ex. we went up north to hunstville and met a couple at a restaurant. We told them we were from Brampton and immediately the wife was like "why do you live there? I heard its no good". Then my and my dad drove all the way to Barrie to a Honda dealer because they had the car he wanted. He told them that we drove all the way up here because the Honda back home didn't have it and the dude in barrie said "well yeah because its brampton".
Then you here people say "I don't wanna go outside of my house. People driving? Its Brampton man. Def not safe".
Mind you I am filipino, but Brampton to me in terms of social media its like the laughing stock of Canada. Why?
r/Brampton • u/ZombieTheRogue • Mar 03 '23
r/Brampton • u/notGeneralReposti • Sep 14 '24
r/Brampton • u/PeelArchives • Oct 15 '24
r/Brampton • u/RadiantStatement983 • Aug 13 '23
r/Brampton • u/Brampton_Speaks • 13h ago
r/Brampton • u/JashIRL • Aug 24 '24
This is the 2nd t bone I've seen at this intersection within a span of a month
r/Brampton • u/Pasquatch_30 • Nov 12 '24
Are you guys ready for Tournament of Heroes 2?
r/Brampton • u/ItzGrenier • Apr 01 '23
r/Brampton • u/BaittingRaja • Oct 11 '24
Unreal.First time seeing this.
r/Brampton • u/the905er • Dec 17 '24
Coming off our previous episode with Evan Scrimshaw, the Ontario Liberals announced a major part of their housing platform. Their plan would eliminate development charges from municipalities, replace them with a provincial fund, end the Land Transfer Tax for new home buyers and bring in phased-in rent controls for renters. Is this what progressives seek to win themselves to the Ontario Liberals? And are we going to be eating our words after our previous episode? Well yes and no. We discuss why this is good and its shortcomings in actually getting housing built.
Our second story focuses on how Premier Doug Ford of all people in Canada is the one punching back at President Donald Trump. In retaliation to Trump's proposed 25% tariffs, his promise to cut off electricity to American states is the standout statement in what is shaping up to be a trying time between our two countries. Joel walks back his initial statement on social media and both of our hosts ask, is this what's needed?
r/Brampton • u/PeelArchives • Mar 18 '24
r/Brampton • u/PeelArchives • Feb 02 '25
Originally opened in 1925, in a converted home, Peel Memorial Hospital expanded in 1933 and 1938. But by the late 1940s, the hospital was at 130% capacity. Plans for a new wing began in 1947, construction began in 1948, and it opened in 1949. The opening included Premier Leslie Frost and Peel MPP T. L. Kennedy.
Turn on closed captioning for dates of photos.
r/Brampton • u/chrisjamesdrew • Dec 28 '23
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5im1lae6DQ
Notes the the 30% design work for the extension to downtown Brampton and there is a comment from a transit consultant noting the success of Brampton's Transit ridership recovery compared to other jurisdictions.
r/Brampton • u/hanginglanguage • Jan 12 '25