Many malls and shopping centres can be found in Brampton. This includes the Bramalea City Centre, Trinity Common Mall, Brampton Corners, as well as Bramrose Square. Since its inception in 2006, the Rose Theatre Brampton has served as the city’s sole performing arts center and a vibrant part of the community. You can dine at a variety of restaurants in Brampton that are appropriate for any occasion. Goreway Pines is just steps away from a newly expanded and revitalized trail system. Play a round of golf at Riverstone Golf & Country Club and also spend the day exploring nature at Claireville Ranch.

One of the most ethnically mixed cities in the Greater Toronto Area
The 3rd largest city in Canada
Over 6,000 acres of parkland
14,000 new residents annually
Population of over 500,000
Downtown heritage district includes landmarks such as Brampton City Hall, Garden Square, Gage Park, The Rose Performing Arts Centre, and the Peel Art Gallery Museum and Archives
Shoppers World Brampton prominently situated in the centre of the neighbourhood off Main Street
Shoppers World Brampton is also prominently located in the downtown heritage district
Sheridan College
Carabram, an annual multicultural festival held in Brampton, brings people together through food, entertainment, and education.
Gage Park, Humber Valley River Trail, Donald M. Chinguacousy Park, Heart Lake & Albion Hills Conservation Area
Shopping & Dining along Main St., Bramalea City Centre
Peel Art Gallery and Museum (PAMA), The Rose Theatre, Garden Square
Brampton Grow Green Environmental Master Plan,
Gage Park Outdoor Skating Trail
5 minutes to Bovaird Trail, Chinguacosy Trail and many more
4 mins to Innovation District