Author: Dayle Laing
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Brampton Mobility Plan endorsed by Council
Council endorsed Brampton’s updated Transportation Master Plan on Sept 24, 2025. The plan outlines policies, infrastructure and programs to support movement of people and goods until 2051. The Brampton Mobility Plan report will be available for review and comments until Nov 14th. Written comments can be directed to: mobilityplan@brampton.ca The plan draws on key guiding…
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Ontario by Bike comes to town
On September 27-28, Ontario by Bike brought 36 cycling tourists to visit Brampton, Caledon and Georgetown. BikeBrampton ambassadors David, Dayle and Barry provided a warm welcome, along with perfect autumn temperatures.
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Major Victory for TO Bike Lanes Charter Challenge
Ontario Superior Court Justice Schabas made a landmark ruling on July 30, siding with cycling and safety advocates, finding the government’s actions violated Canadians’ Charter Rights under Section 7.
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Let’s Talk Howden Data
City of Brampton has collected data and provided an analysis of Howden Boulevard. To help you learn about this issue and complete the survey, these are the public information boards: City’s Evaluation of the Alternatives: OPTION 4 IS THE BEST OPTION. Attend one of the four public information sessions where you can view the boards…
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Have your say – Brampton Transportation Watershed Choice
We have 800,000+ people in a rapidly growing city. It’s not possible to build enough roads for everyone driving personal automobiles. Brampton is at a crossroads.
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Carabram 2025
Carabram is Brampton’s vibrant multicultural festival. Cycle between venues with this guided route map.
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Bike to School Safety Seminars
Peel elementary schools invited BikeBrampton to present bike safety seminars in celebration of Bike to School Week 2025.
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Cycling Chronicles 16 – Bike to Work Day
Steve Stoller Reflects on his first Bike to Work Day. It all started innocently. I got a mass email from someone in the vast organization known as the Ontario Public Service.
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Bike the Creek 2025
On a perfect June 7th, we celebrated the 11th anniversary of Bike the Creek with 2,200 cyclists registered for our five routes from 6km to 68km. Biking for all: building connections through cycling, the theme of our Peel-wide signature cycling event attracted people from all over southern Ontario.
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Best Bicycle Friendly Business Award
Different Spokes Caledon & Brampton Bike Hub was awarded Best Bicycle Friendly Business Award by Ontario by Bike in May, 2025.
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