Two firefighters are recovering following a late-night two-alarm blaze in Brampton. Fire officials say they were called to a home in the Dixie Road and Bovaird Drive East area around 1 a.m. Sunday. Brampton fire chief Nick Ruller says while fighting the fire, two firefighters fell through the floor of the home, initiating a MAYDAY response. The two firefighters were rescued and transported to the hospital by paramedics. Both were treated and released, according to Ruller. The cause of the blaze remains under investigation. WASHINGTON — Prime Minister Mark Carney will have to navigate a delicate balance during his first in-person meeting with Donald Trump today, following months of the U.S. president targeting Canada with... A planned peaceful vacation has spiralled into a prolonged two-month ordeal for Ontario man David Bennett, who remains stranded in the Dominican Republic despite having all criminal charges against him... A Canadian man arrested on vacation has been proven innocent. Melissa Nakhavoly with why he is still being held in the Dominican Republic. Warmer temperatures but showers are expected on-and-off for the next few days. Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai has your seven-day forecast. Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls on Prime Minister Mark Carney to prioritize a list of projects including the proposed Highway 401 tunnel. Monday is calling for rain and thunderstorms. Stella Acquisto has the long-range forecast. Now New and Improved! Watch CityNews, listen to NewsRadio Toronto live anytime and get up-to-the-minute breaking-news alerts, traffic, weather and video from CityNews Toronto anywhere you are – across all Android and iOS devices. Update: Brampton Fire Chief Nick Ruller later said that two injured firefighters were treated and released from hospital. Multiple firefighters were reportedly rescued after falling through the floor of a burning home in Brampton early Sunday morning. According to reports, emergency crews responded to a house fire near Dixie Road and Bovaird Drive East shortly before 1 a.m. after receiving calls about heavy smoke at the property. During the response, several firefighters reportedly fell through the main floor into the basement. A MAYDAY call was issued, and the firefighters were quickly rescued. Reports suggest two adults were taken to a hospital. One person was in serious but stable condition and the other had minor injuries. It is unclear whether the injured were firefighters or occupants of the home. The cause of the fire is under investigation. Subscribe to INsauga – Ontario Headline News’ daily email newsletter for a chance to win a $100 gift card to Toronto Eaton Centre OR Sherway Gardens. Get news delivered straight to your inbox. 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Create Account We apologize, but this video has failed to load.Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.Play VideoArticle contentPeel Regional Police say officers responded to two separate incidents in Mississauga where a grey 2025 Honda CRV and a white 2025 Honda CRV were stolen last Sunday and Monday Officers allegedly located one of the vehicles on Wednesday at an auto repair facility in the area of Hale Rd – where they arrested three suspects for auto-related offences investigators executed a search warrant for the premise resulting in the seizure of evidence and recovery of additional vehicles valued at $100,000,” police alleged in a news release “Evidence of tampering with vehicle identification numbers and re-vinning was located,” police claimed adding investigators also allegedly recovered registration documents A dog “in need of protection” was also seized and placed in the care of Brampton Animal Services the auto body repair facility has allegedly been involved in staged collisions resulting in information sharing with automobile insurance companies,” police said The accused are charged with four counts of possession of property obtained by crime as well as one count each of possession of break-In instruments tampering with a vehicle identification number and selling or possessing counterfeit marks Anyone with information regarding this investigation is urged to call Commercial Auto Crime Bureau investigators at 905-453-2121 or Crime Stoppers anonymously  at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) cdoucette@postmedia.com transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. 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By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy You can manage saved articles in your account “an animal in need of protection” was found and turned over to Brampton Animal Services for care A search warrant used at a Brampton business resulted in “the seizure of evidence” and the recovery of additional vehicles valued at $100,000 A dog “in need of protection” and stolen vehicles valued at $100,000 were found at a repair shop in Brampton by officers investigating the theft of two SUVs from Mississauga An auto theft investigation began after two 2025 Honda CRVs were stolen in Mississauga between April 27 and 28 On April 30, one of the stolen SUVs was found at an auto repair shop near Hale and Bramsteele roads in Brampton police say a search warrant was used at the business resulting in “the seizure of evidence” and the recovery of additional vehicles valued at $100,000 Police found evidence of tampering with vehicle identification numbers and altering the vehicle identification number stolen licence plates and key fobs were also seized Police added “an animal in need of protection” was found and turned over to Brampton Animal Services for care Police said the auto repair facility had been involved in staged collisions resulting in information sharing with automobile insurance companies A pair of men from Mississauga — 20 and 21 — as well as a 23-year-old man from Toronto were each charged with four counts of possession of property obtained by crime and single counts of possession of break-in instruments tampering with vehicle identification number and selling or possessing counterfeit marks Anyone with information is asked to call 905-453-2121 Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Peel Regional Police have arrested three men in connection with an auto-theft investigation in Mississauga Officers say they responded to two separate incidents between April 27-28 involving two Honda CRVs that were reported stolen one of the vehicles was located at an auto repair shop in Brampton Police arrested three people at the scene for several auto-related offences police executed a search warrant on the property where they seized evidence and recovered additional vehicles valued at $100,000 “Evidence of tampering with vehicle identification numbers and re-vinning was located,” investigators wrote in a press release issued Friday key fobs and seized an animal in need of protection who was given to the care of Brampton Animal Services.” the auto body repair facility has allegedly been involved in staged collisions resulting in information sharing with automobile insurance companies,” investigators added Police have identified the suspects as 20-year-old Shan Nouri of Mississauga 23-year-old Syed Ahmed Shah from Toronto and 21-year-old Enias Marunza of Mississauga All three men were charged with five offences including four counts of possession of property obtained by crime tampering with vehicle identification numbers and selling or possessing counterfeit marks They were held in custody pending a bail hearing at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton Investigators encourage anyone with information to contact police WASHINGTON — Prime Minister Mark Carney will have to navigate a delicate balance during his first in-person meeting with Donald Trump today A planned peaceful vacation has spiralled into a prolonged two-month ordeal for Ontario man David Bennett who remains stranded in the Dominican Republic despite having all criminal charges against him.. A Canadian man arrested on vacation has been proven innocent Melissa Nakhavoly with why he is still being held in the Dominican Republic Warmer temperatures but showers are expected on-and-off for the next few days Meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai has your seven-day forecast Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls on Prime Minister Mark Carney to prioritize a list of projects including the proposed Highway 401 tunnel Monday is calling for rain and thunderstorms Stella Acquisto has the long-range forecast listen to NewsRadio Toronto live anytime and get up-to-the-minute breaking-news alerts weather and video from CityNews Toronto anywhere you are – across all Android and iOS devices You will also start receiving the Star's free morning newsletter A man has been charged with first-degree murder after an April shooting at a “fairly busy” plaza in Brampton has been arrested after officers searched a residence in Brampton on Tuesday A man has been charged with first-degree murder after a daylight shooting in Brampton in early April officers found a man suffering from gunshot wounds near Bramalea and Dewside Roads Mandeep Khatra said in a press conference at the time Gill has been charged with first-degree murder and attended the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton for a bail hearing, according to a press release on Friday. Peel police responded to a call in the Bramalea Road and Dewside Drive area The victim was initially in a vehicle when the shooting took place Khatra said at the time adding that it was in a “fairly busy” plaza Investigators could not confirm the number of times the man was shot but confirmed multiple gunshots were reported said he has not heard of another shooting happening in the area in more than a decade of working there Account processing issue - the email address may already exist TorontoNewsArrest made in deadly daylight shooting at Brampton shopping plazaBy Chris FoxOpens in new windowPublished: May 02, 2025 at 10:13AM EDT Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved An arrest has been made in a case where a man was gunned down in a busy Brampton shopping plaza The shooting took place on April 1 at Bramalea Business Centre in the area of Bramalea Road and Dewside Drive police say a man was found shot in his car investigators executed a search warrant at a residence in the area of Airport Road and Humberwest Parkway and arrested Balreet Singh Gill Gill was held for a bail hearing and attended the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton “Homicides are among the most serious and devastating crimes leaving lasting impacts on families and communities,” said Chief Nishan Duraiappah of Peel Regional Police These cases are highly complex and demanding and I commend our dedicated detectives for their unrelenting work Their efforts have removed a dangerous individual from our streets to face the consequences of his actions.” Anyone with information about this incident can contact Peel Regional Police by calling 905-453-3311. Anonymous tips may also be submitted to Crime Stoppers by calling 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or by visiting www.peelcrimestoppers.ca Subscribe to INsauga – Ontario Headline News’ daily email newsletter for a chance to win a $100 gift card to Toronto Eaton Centre OR Sherway Gardens A traffic stop on Highway 401 led to drug charges for a Brampton resident and two other people A vehicle was stopped shortly before 10 p.m on April 30 at a RIDE checkpoint at an OnRoute rest stop in South Dundas township Police seized suspected cocaine and heroin was charged with drug possession and driving without a licence All accused were released and are scheduled to appear at the Ontario Court of Justice in Cornwall at a later date VideoVigil held in Brampton for victims of Filipino festival attack in B.CA vigil was held in Brampton for the victims of the deadly Filipino festival attack in Vancouver. Brampton’s integrity commissioner has proposed several changes the city’s council code of conduct Screenshot of proposed new Brampton council code of conduct Rule 18 that would govern social media conduct Screenshot of proposed new Brampton council Code of Conduct Rule 19 that would govern conduct respecting lobbyists Screenshot of proposed new Brampton council code of conduct Rule 20 that would govern conduct concerning fundraising activities Brampton first implemented a council code of conduct in 2011 Brampton’s integrity commissioner has proposed a series of amendments to city council’s code of conduct that governs ethical and appropriate behaviour for elected officials Brampton implemented a council code of conduct in 2011, and the current code was updated and adopted by council in 2016 under former mayor Linda Jeffrey It is comprised of 19 rules for councillors “There has been a general trend at the municipal level of Government in Ontario to develop rules around ethical conduct for elected officials so that they may carry out their duties with impartiality and equality of service to all recognizing that as leaders of the community they are held to a higher standard of behaviour and conduct,” read the document outlining it in 2016 members of council and city staff are all able to file code of conduct complaints to the city’s integrity commissioner’s office Complaints are reviewed and adjudicated by the integrity commissioner who has the authority to impose limited penalties in cases where he or she determines a member of council has violated the code At the March 26 committee of council meeting integrity commissioner Muneeza Sheikh outlined several proposed changes to the code Council voted to refer the matter to the governance and council operations committee for review at its next meeting While many of the proposed changes could be classified as minor adjustments to existing rules that include some definition and language changes Sheikh has proposed three new rules: to govern conduct on social media by members of council; for conduct respecting lobbyists; and for fundraising activities She is also proposing to expand the scope of the code to apply to local boards and council committees “insofar as it pertains to the performance of their official duties.” The new Rule 18 titled simply “social media conduct” would classify all non-personal posts on all social media platforms “public statements” and states that members “shall not obscure conceal or misrepresent their identity or role as elected representatives of the city.” titled “conduct respecting lobbyists,” would govern council members’ communications and relationships with lobbyists and require them to disclose any potential violations of the city’s lobbyist registry bylaw to the lobbyist registrar (integrity commissioner) The final new rule — Rule 20 — titled “fundraising activities” would require that all members “must act with utmost transparency in all fundraising efforts Two existing rules in the code that would fall under the three new proposed rules would be eliminated Sheikh also pointed out that the provincial government is considering standardizing municipal codes of conducts in the next two years “It may very well be that the changes that we’re proposing are all rendered moot in less than two years,” she said Drivers who repeatedly park in unauthorized areas could be hit with a $750 fine in Brampton Changes to Brampton’s unauthorized parking by-law will be discussed at the Committee of Council meeting on May 7 The city wants to update the definition of “unauthorized area” and introduce graduated fines for repeat offenders The unauthorized parking by-law 104-2018 regulates parking existing definition of “unauthorized area” lacks clarity The new wording aims to explicitly include parking on surfaces not designed for vehicular use it would mean any surface that cannot sustain the weight of a vehicle including any soft landscaping or that provides a passage for walking or access to a building Similar to other property standards by-laws Brampton is proposing graduated fines of $250 to $500 to $750 for repeat violations of the unauthorized parking by-law 2,716 penalty notices were issued for violations under by-law 104-2018 with a single penalty of $75 399 properties were responsible for repeat offences each receiving two or more penalty notices These repeat offenders accounted for 1,081 of the total penalty notices issued—representing nearly 40 per cent of all notices there would have been a revenue difference of $716,550 See the Committee of Council meeting agenda here for more information A soccer legend from Brampton hosts a two-day festival in the city this month The Atiba Hutchinson “13 Great Assists” Soccer Festival comes to Century Gardens on May 17 and 18 Hutchinson is a former Canadian professional soccer player who is considered a soccer legend in Canada With 105 international appearances in the span of 20 years he is the Canadian national team’s record cap holder “It’s an honour to support Brampton’s own who continues to inspire and give back to our community with events like this one at Century Gardens,” said Santos we are calling on our youth to give back to community and participate in the passion of soccer I encourage all youth soccer clubs and players to complete their acts of kindness and join Atiba at this free event to give back by learning new skills in the community and on the field.” and Councillor Rowena Santos pose for a photo for the soccer festival The festival concept of “13 Great Assists” represents Atiba’s jersey number and the assists celebrate the good deeds young participants will perform in their communities The youth will be encouraged to complete a bingo card with “acts of kindness” to “learn the importance of giving back cultivating habits that build character and goodwill.” The festival activities are designed to inspire generosity “This blend of sport and service aims to plant the seeds of lifelong benevolence encouraging youth to recognize the power they hold to effect positive change,” the announcement states Festival activities include soccer challenges The free event is at Century Gardens Recreation Centre There was no further information on timing See the release here for more information That mantra worked for Brampton man Vidhushan Rasanathan who recently matched the last six of seven Encore numbers in exact order in the March 22 told OLG that he’s been playing various jackpot games for nearly 16 years He said he always plays the same set of numbers and adds Encore to his tickets “I’d gone to the store to buy my next set of tickets and decided to scan my Lotto 6/49 using the store’s ticket checker,” Rasanathan told OLG “When I saw all the zeroes on the screen I went back to my car and scanned my ticket again I video-called my wife and shared the astonishing news She was overwhelmed and had happy tears streaming down her face.” Rasanathan said he’ll use his windfall to pay bills and treat his kids “Being a winner provides a sense of comfort This win will allow me to pay off bills and buy some special gifts for our children.” The winning ticket was purchased at Esso/On the Run on Lake Street in St HamiltonNewsDelivery driver from Brampton charged after allegedly sexually assaulting customer at their home in HamiltonBy Joanna LavoieOpens in new windowPublished: May 02, 2025 at 2:44PM EDT Viriato is five feet three inches tall with a medium build on May 4 walking southbound on Nuffield Street Peel police are searching for a missing 72-year-old man with dementia who was last seen in Brampton on Sunday morning Viriato, whose last name was not provided, was last spotted around 11 a.m. on May 4 walking southbound on Nuffield Street MISSING PERSON:- 72-year-old Viriato- L/S at 10:59 a.m. walking S/B on Nuffield St, #Brampton- Male, white, 5'3, medium build, short grey hair, full beard, moustache, wearing glasses, a black jacket, jeans, and black sneakers- He suffers from Dementia- If seen please contact… pic.twitter.com/hoau1t4gTC He is five feet three inches tall with a medium build Viriato has glasses and it’s believed he’s wearing a black jacket Auto thefts remain high in Mississauga and Brampton and motorcycles reported stolen to police in the past 31 days Peel Regional Police data indicates a combined 330 vehicle thefts were reported across both cities — 164 in Mississauga 135 in Brampton and one incident in Toronto that fell under Peel police jurisdiction This works out to an average of approximately nine thefts or more per day in the region eight stolen vehicle cases had been successfully solved 63 are trucks and six are listed as “others.” The following map shows where these auto thefts took place: The data also highlights the top five common hotspots this month for car thefts in Peel region: While recent figures remain high, police say auto thefts are actually down 45 per cent so far in 2025 compared to the same time last year. Peel police credit stepped-up enforcement and international recovery efforts for helping reduce the overall number of stolen vehicles and disrupting organized theft rings operating in the region Here are three notable auto theft stories from April: insights into the patterns of car thefts reveal that certain areas are more vulnerable than others prompting residents in the area to take extra precautions Peel police have shared helpful tips to prevent individuals from falling victim to auto thefts: Officers found evidence of tampering with vehicle identification numbers stolen licence plates and a dog “in need of protection.” The dog found at the auto shop is now in the care of Brampton Animal Services Police allege the repair shop was involved in staged collisions linked to insurance companies The dog is now with Brampton Animal Services Three men have been arrested and a dog was found “in need of protection” in connection with a Peel police auto-theft investigation Officers responded to two vehicles thefts on Sunday and Monday after a pair of 2025 Honda CRVs were stolen in Mississauga officers found evidence of tampering with vehicle identification numbers and stolen licence plates and key fobs after executing a search warrant at the shop The dog is now in the care of Brampton Animal Services Investigators allege the repair shop has been involved in staged collisions that led to information sharing with vehicle insurance companies Three men in their early 20s were arrested and each charged with eight offences including four counts of possession of property obtained by crime They were held pending a bail hearing and appeared before the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton TorontoNews3 suspects charged after stolen vehicles recovered from Brampton auto shopBy Bryann AguilarOpens in new windowPublished: May 02, 2025 at 6:49PM EDT The Region of Peel stopped selling cheap bulk compost to residents and local gardeners in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic and eventually cancelled the program altogether The Region of Peel stopped selling cheap compost to residents in 2020 for safety reasons during the COVID-19 pandemic and the popular program was never restarted the Region of Peel offered cheap compost to residents at its recycling centres but stopped in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic The residential compost program was popular with home gardeners in Brampton Mississauga and Caledon — so why didn’t the region restart the program after the pandemic ended In 2023, regional council decided to shutter the program altogether after receiving a staff report and recommendation to end it the compost program was initially launched alongside the region’s green bin organics collection program and in-house composting production as an incentive to encourage residents to adopt the use of green bins “Compost was made available to residents at Peel’s Community Recycling Centres (CRCs) in an effort to develop markets and to improve resident adoption of the green bin,” the report read green bin participation significantly increased with the introduction of biweekly cart-based waste collection resulting in increased tonnage generation surpassing Peel’s in-house composting capacity,” it added The widespread adoption of the green bin program and residential compost sales began to cause problems The region’s compost-processing facilities which converted green bin waste into usable compost couldn’t keep up with the influx of organic waste coming from homes and businesses and the quality of the finished product began to suffer “The increased participation in the green bin program also led to an increase in contamination in the feedstock and resulted in increased contamination in the finished compost Peel produced,” the staff report read “Residents began to express concerns with some of the contamination found in the compost available at CRCs,” the region said “Investing in additional processing equipment to further improve the quality of the finished compost was not warranted or necessary staff temporarily procured better quality compost from Peel’s third-party organics processor for distribution to residents at CRCs.” the popularity of cheap bulk compost offered at recycling centres began putting a strain on operations and wait times at the centres as residents lined up to buy it “The sale of compost at CRCs creates congestion and causes delays for CRC users,” the report read “With much of Peel’s compost destined to the bagged market sourcing bulk compost for CRCs is subject to limited availability and increased costs.” The region added the program was no longer cost effective with taxpayers subsidizing cheap bulk compost sold at CRCs to keep costs low Regional staff considered the possibility of starting to sell bagged compost at its recycling centres but that initiative never really got off the ground Following a “market scan,” staff found that garden centres and other retailers were offering both bagged and bulk compost at “affordable prices” and determined that the region’s program was having adverse effects on the local business community by competing with those businesses “This analysis shows that Peel was subsidizing the sale of compost which puts local garden centres and other retailers at a disadvantage,” the report read while the residential compost program had already been on hold since 2020 regional council voted to cancel it permanently effective Jan In March, regional council decided to transfer waste collection to the lower-tier municipalities, starting Jan. 1, 2026. 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Connecting decision makers to a dynamic network of information, people and ideas, Bloomberg quickly and accurately delivers business and financial information, news and insight around the world Transit ridership is off the charts in Brampton despite its typical low-density suburban layout Here’s how the city got residents to get on the bus.  Photographer: Rick Madonik/Toronto Star via Getty Images 2025 at 10:59 AM EDTBookmarkSaveTakeaways NEWIt is taken as a truism in the world of urban planning that successful transit requires what is known as “transit-supportive development”— a high-density combination of concentrated destinations and walkable streets But what if I told you that some of the highest transit usage in North America can be found in a place with none of those things It’s a Canadian city full of suburban cul-de-sacs Big Box retail complexes and wide arterial roads none of these things are good for transit ridership All of them do indeed make transit less appealing and less pleasant to use is that even in a place without any of the supposed prerequisites you can still get tens of thousands of people to choose to ride the bus We don’t have to wait until all our suburbs are rebuilt to become European-style walkable utopias; it’s possible to get people out of their cars in a matter of months simply by running buses more frequently Police brass from across the Greater Toronto Area and beyond will gather Monday in Mississauga’s downtown core to once again launch an aggressive awareness and enforcement campaign aimed at cracking down on illegal street racing and stunt driving who’ll host the kickoff of the annual Project ERASE collaborative enforcement campaign at Celebration Square say dangerous driving continues to be a troubling trend that puts lives at risk on roads and highways in Mississauga Project ERASE — Eliminating Racing Activities on Streets Everywhere — runs each year from May through October and sees police officers in Peel those with Ontario Provincial Police and elsewhere proactively target the most dangerous drivers on the road among those who’ll attend Monday’s launch in Mississauga has said in past years the concerns of police continue to grow as do the numbers of those who engage in illegal street racing stunt driving and other high-risk driving behaviours Andre Phelps and York Regional Police Insp Kelly Chester will also be on hand for Monday’s 2025 launch of Project ERASE Peel Regional Police Deputy Chief Marc Andrews shown here at the 2024 launch of Project ERASE says far too many people engage in street racing and other dangerous and illegal driving behaviours Andrews said at last year’s launch of Project ERASE that behind the growing number of dangerous driving offences “… are real people who’ve been impacted by reckless behaviour on our roads and the tragic loss of lives and devastated families Dangerous driving behaviours put lives at risk and we will not tolerate it.” the multi-jurisdictional Project ERASE campaign will see police officers increase efforts to clamp down on stunt driving street racing and other dangerous activity on the roads Stunt driving in Ontario is defined as travelling at: Drivers who are involved in stunt driving and street racing could be subject to: Peel police have identified racing and stunt driving “hot spots” in the region’s two cities and have targeted those areas as part of their enforcement strategy street racing in Mississauga and Brampton continues to pose a significant danger to the public groups of street racers show up in large numbers to race in industrial areas in Peel and across the GTA late Friday and Saturday nights from about May through the end of October police also ask motorists to report dangerous driving Those who see aggressive driving or street racing can call police at 905-453-3311 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-8477 Driving complaints can also be filed through the Road Watch portal on the Peel police website PeelFirefighters rescued after falling through floor in Brampton house fireBy Jermaine WilsonOpens in new windowPublished: May 04, 2025 at 7:28AM EDT Multiple firefighters were rescued after falling through the floor of a burning home early Sunday morning in Brampton, officials say. Crews say they were called to a residential home near Dixie Road and Bovaird Drive East shortly before 1 a.m. for reports of a fire. When they arrived, they say they found heavy smoke coming from the house and upgraded the call to a “working fire,” followed by a second alarm. During the fire, officials add several firefighters fell through the main floor into the basement. A MAYDAY was declared and the trapped firefighters were quickly rescued. Peel Paramedics say two adults were transported to hospital, one in serious but stable condition and another with minor injuries. PeelNewsFirefighters rescued after falling through floor in Brampton house fireBy Jermaine WilsonOpens in new windowPublished: May 04, 2025 at 7:28AM EDT A new Value Village store opened in Brampton May 1 The store’s opening also expands Value Village’s non-profit partnerships with the Canadian Red Cross joining the retailer’s growing network Thrift store operator Value Village has opened a new store in south Brampton which offers second-hand items such as clothing and accessories opened Thursday in Shoppers World Brampton mall at 499 Main St A Value Village spokesperson said the store employs 50 to 60 workers has operated in Canada for more than four decades and now has 165 stores vice-president of Value Village’s Canada field operations said the brand’s continued success in Canada reflects the growing demand for sustainable shopping “The (new) store will offer a one-of-a-kind thrift shopping experience giving Brampton shoppers access to quality second-hand goods at affordable prices all while making a positive impact on the planet,” McPherson said in a news release “This store is about more than great deals It’s about helping people shop with purpose and give preloved items a second life.”   The release said shoppers can discover roughly 34,000 unique items hitting the floor weekly “Every purchase made at the new Value Village in Brampton helps fuel a powerful cycle of environmental sustainability,” the release added “Value Village accepts donations on behalf of its non-profit partners and pays the non-profits for those items helping them fund programs in the local community,” the release said noting over the past five years Value Village has paid its Canadian non-profit partners more than $347 million for second-hand goods Visit valuevillage.ca for more information Smart Routing™ transit system to one of Canada's fastest-growing cities TORONTO, April 30, 2025 /CNW/ - Argo Corporation (TSXV: ARGH) (OTCQX: ARGHF) leader in next-generation transit solutions today signed and announced a $10.9 million 12-month pilot with the City of Brampton to deploy its fully electric Smart Routing™ transit system Brampton residents will be able to request on-demand rides near their door – all for a standard fare – with seamless transfers into Brampton Transit and GO Transit networks "Brampton is a city that thrives on innovation," said Mayor Patrick Brown "This pilot with Argo represents our commitment to implementing outcomes that better serve our community By adopting Argo's comprehensive system as a complement to our existing transit network we're bringing Brampton to the forefront of transit innovation while creating more efficient and accessible transportation options and 'last mile' solutions for our residents." Argo's Smart Routing™ platform expands and strengthens Brampton Transit's robust existing network – making it easier to use more accessible for residents further from transit stops The Brampton pilot builds on Argo's successful launch in Bradford West Gwillimbury expanding its technology and electric fleet into one of Canada's fastest-growing cities "Brampton is home not only to a thriving Innovation District but also to one of the fastest-growing and most robust public transit networks in the country," said Praveen Arichandran "We're proud to partner with Brampton on a global stage to develop advanced mobility systems strengthen existing public transit infrastructure and sustainability in Brampton while supporting local job creation and showcasing Canadian innovation Actual events or results may differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements and we caution against placing undue reliance thereon We assume no obligation to revise or update these forward-looking statements except as required by applicable law Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release Media Contact: Christina Ra, Argo Corporation, [email protected] Do not sell or share my personal information: The Brampton Honey Badgers of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) announced that they have signed former Saskatchewan Rattlers guard Ali Sow to a contract after three straight seasons overseas.  Sow played in 15 games for the Rattlers in 2022 where he made his professional debut after a historic collegiate career at Laurier University His time in Saskatchewan was highlighted by a target score game winner versus the Niagara River Lions on July 1 to clinch the victory 92-90.  Sow has been playing a key role for Zabok in Croatia where he is averaging 8.9 points and 17.7 minutes in 21 games He shined recently in a 27-point outing on April 9 versus Sibenka where he shot 10-for-14 from the field and had four made free throws “Ali has improved each year since graduating from Laurier University,” said Honey Badgers General Manager and Vice President of Basketball Operations Jermaine Anderson “He is a skilled guard who will be relied upon to help run our team We’re definitely looking forward to having him in a Honey Badger uniform  this season.” The 6-foot-1 guard has been an offensive juggernaut throughout his professional career specifically during his time in Austria and Germany During his time with Kapfenberg in Austria He put up double-figures in every game and recording 20+ points in 15 games for the Bulls He closed the season dropping 21 points in three straight playoff games versus Klosterneuburg “I’m thrilled to make a return to the CEBL this season,” said Sow “Myself and the league have grown a lot since my first stint in 2022 and I look forward to coming to Brampton and experiencing it for a second time.” over his three years playing professionally across four different teams and 25.2 minutes in 85 career games.  Sow established himself as a professional with Koeln putting up team-high’s in points (23.4 per game) field goals made (211) and free throws made (129) He was named German Pro B Player of the Week in back-to-back weeks and dropped a professional career-high of 40 points versus Schwelm on November 19.  etching his name into their history books in a variety of ways He finished his collegiate career as one-time Laurier Athlete of the Year four-time Ontario University Association (OUA) Player of the Week He is a two-time Laurier Men’s Basketball MVP and two-time Laurier President’s Award winner The President’s Award is given to the male and female recognized and the university’s most outstanding athlete.  Sow averaged a whopping 23.3 points per game as well as 4.4 rebounds and 32.9 minutes in 86 games with the Golden Hawks Upon his graduation from the Bachelor of Communications program Sow completed his collegiate career ranking first in team history in points per game and as their second all-time leading scorer He also finished first in free throws made (377) and third in three-pointers made (210) and assists (290).  Sow’s signing follows the addition of Brampton-native and big man Jasman Sangha out of Canisius University The Honey Badgers roster is now sitting at 10 players all of whom are Canadian with Sow coming way of Ottawa.  Sign up with your email address to receive news offers and more via email from the CEBL and its partners [email protected] | 289.649.1121 Peel Regional Police have arrested a 30-year-old man in connection with a fatal shooting in Brampton last month Police said they received a 9-1-1 call for a shooting in the area of Bramalea and Dewside roads just after 1 p.m Investigators at the time said the shooting happened in a “fairly busy” plaza while the victim was inside a vehicle and witnesses said they heard multiple shots a search warrant was executed at a Brampton home near Airport Road and Humberwest Parkway Balreet Sigh Gill was arrested and charged with first-degree murder Officers said he was held for a bail hearing and attended the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton Anyone with additional information including dashcam video surveillance or digital video footage is asked to contact Peel police The possibility of a Brampton Transit worker strike increased after ATU Local 153 members voted to reject the city’s latests offer Talks between the two sides broke down last week Negotiations between the City of Brampton and the union representing 1,400 transit drivers and maintenance staff hit another snag this week after 99 per cent of Local ATU 1573 members voted to reject the city’s latest offer Talks between the two sides broke down last week, prompting the union to file a no board report paving the way for a potential strike that could occur as soon as this month which they accused of “bad faith bargaining,” retracted a previously agreed-upon wage increase “Brampton Transit essentially restarted negotiations by reducing wages significantly from their previous offer while adding new concessions to their latest offer,” Local ATU 1573 president Andrew Salabie stated in an April 30 news release “The resounding rejection of our employer’s latest offer has given ATU 1573 a strong strike mandate.” Significant transit service disruptions are likely if the two sides are unable to reach a deal talks could be extended if there is progress “The ATU takes great pride in providing safe and accessible service to all Brampton residents who rely on public transit and will ensure that the public is given a minimum of 72-hour advance notice before strike lines and service disruptions begin,” the union said in a news release The city has also acknowledged that a strike would be a major inconvenience to riders “The City of Brampton has been in active negotiations with Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 1573 to reach a new contract for Brampton Transit members We recognize and appreciate ATU 1573 employees and their dedication to maintaining and operating front line Brampton Transit services,” city spokesperson Natalie Stogdill told the Brampton Guardian last week “The city remains committed to negotiating a fair multi-year agreement that acknowledges these contributions while ensuring fiscal responsibility for Brampton’s residents The city understands the impact a potential strike will have on Brampton Transit riders and the community and remains committed to reaching a resolution,” she added Both sides are hoping to get a deal done to avoid a strike, but negotiations have been strained since March when members first voted to give the union a strong strike mandate the union members voted to authorize a strike if necessary The two sides returned to the table but talks once again broke down,” the union stated in its news release “We are asking our transit riders to demand that Brampton city council take control of negotiations before the pending no-board report legal strike position is in place,” Salabie added Should ATU 1573 workers hit the picket line, it would be the second strike affecting Brampton Transit service in the last six months. Members of CUPE Local 831, which include other Brampton transit workers, went on strike for a week before reaching a deal with the city in November The Peel Public Health inspection program is designed to provide the public with information about inspections of food establishments in Peel Region Peel Public Health inspectors routinely check food establishments such as restaurants Peel Public Health officials issued conditional passes to a pair of Brampton restaurants during recent inspections Public health inspectors routinely check food establishments such as restaurants Punjabi Haveli Fine Indian Cuisine, located at 361 Parkhurst Sq., Unit 1 A more recent inspection resulted in a pass The Wild Wing Restaurant location at 100 Great Lakes Dr., Unit 119 a green pass sign means the business establishment is following the applicable requirements under the Health Protection and Promotion Act for food safety and operational standards for personal service settings A yellow (conditional pass) sign means the business establishment is not following all the requirements “Items that pose a risk of illness must be corrected at the time of inspection.” A red (closed) sign means a public health inspector found a “health risk or danger” and closed the establishment or service until the risks are removed The Peel Public Health inspection program is designed to provide the public with information about inspections of food establishments For more information, call 905-799-7700 or visit Peel Public Health’s website The Liberals won five out of six Brampton ridings in Monday’s federal election coming up one seat short of a fourth-straight sweep Conservatives win first seat in Brampton in a decade Brampton has been a federal Liberal stronghold since the 2015 election but cracks in their red wall became apparent following Monday’s vote with one of the city’s ridings turning blue The Liberals swept all five of Brampton’s ridings in each of the 2015, 2019 and 2021 elections. Brampton was granted a sixth riding after Elections Canada’s 2023 electoral district redistributing the Liberals managed to win five of those ridings with one — Brampton West — flipping to the Conservative Party of Canada It’s the first time a Conservative has held a seat in Brampton in a decade According to preliminary results from Elections Canada, Brampton West CPC candidate Amarjeet Gill unseated Liberal incumbent and former Minister of Health Kamal Khera by a slim margin Gill garnered 21,112 (49.8 per cent) of the votes to Khera’s 20,214 (47.7 per cent) votes Green Party and Centrist party candidates each got less than 1,000 votes While the Liberals won the rest of Brampton’s five seats in parliament, the races in all five were much tighter than pollsters were predicting ahead of the election The Conservatives significantly increased their vote share in Brampton compared to the 2021 election A winner wasn’t declared in Brampton Centre until around 5 p.m That race was decided by just 340 votes with LPC candidate Amandeep Sodhi squeaking out a victory with 18,940 (48 per cent) votes over runner-up CPC candidate Taran Chahal with 18,600 (47.3 per cent) votes Brampton Centre NDP candidate Anil Boodhai was a distant third with just 2.7 per cent of the vote People’s Party and Centrist party candidates each got less than 500 votes In another very tight race that went down to the wire Brampton North—Caledon incumbent Ruby Sahota won by a scant 650 votes with 22,682 (48.9 per cent) ballots cast in her favour having represented the former Brampton North riding since 2015 Brampton North was expanded into South Caledon after the 2021 election and renamed Brampton North—Caledon Her CPC challenger Amandeep Judge came up short with 22,032 (47.5 per cent) votes NDP candidate Ruby Zaman secured 1,001 votes — or just 2.2 per cent People’s Party of Canada candidate Sat Anand rounded things out with 1.4 per cent of the final tally at 637 In Brampton—Chinguacousy Park, an entirely new riding, former Brampton Centre incumbent Shaqfat Ali was elected with a bit wider margin than the two previously mentioned contests He decided to run in the new riding instead of seeking re-election in Brampton Centre and was returned to the House of Commons for a second term with 21,494 (48.8 per cent) votes CPC challenger Tim Iqbal had a decent showing with 19,573 (44.5 per cent) votes followed by NDP candidate Teresa Yeh winning just 2.7 per cent of the overall vote None of the other four candidates garnered more than 750 votes Liberal Brampton East incumbent Maninder Sidhu won his third term as MP in that riding with 23,615 (48.6 per cent) votes over CPC runner-up Bob Dosanjh Singh People’s Party candidate Jeff Lal was distant third with 2,304 (4.7 per cent) votes Neither the NDP nor Centrist Party candidates received more than 820 votes The last of Brampton’s six ridings saw Brampton South Liberal incumbent Sonia Sidhu re-elected for a fourth term over CPC challenger Sukhdeep Kang in another close race Sidhu won with 22,000 (49.3 per cent) votes compared to Kang’s 21,193 (47.5 per cent) — an 807 vote margin PPC or the lone independent candidate in the riding garnered more than 780 votes Brampton voters helped return the Liberal Party of Canada and freshly elected Prime Minister Mark Carney to parliament with a strong 169-seat minority mandate — just three shy of a majority government Carney’s Liberals also won the popular vote after coming up short to the CPC for the past two elections Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative Party will form the official opposition after winning 144 seats Poilievre lost his own seat in his Ottawa Carleton riding and his future as party leader is unclear The NDP lost official party status after only managing to secure seven seats That prompted party leader and former Brampton MPP Jagmeet Singh to step down after an interim leader is chosen The Bloc Quebecois secured 22 seats in Quebec and the Green Party won a single seat to round out Canada’s 45th parliament Visit www.elections.ca for full election results on Sunday walking south on Nuffield Street in Brampton five-foot-three inches tall with a medium build — Peel Regional Police (@PeelPolice) May 5, 2025 Alberto Amendola of Brampton won $255,160.40 in the Lotto 6-49 draw on March 29 Winning ticket purchased at Pine Valley Convenience on Willis Road in Vaughan A Brampton man’s dream turned to reality last month after he scored a Lotto 6-49 prize worth more than a quarter-million dollars Alberto Amendola won a second prize worth $255,160.40 in the March 29 draw The married father of three plays Lotto 6-49 and Lotto Max weekly I told my wife about it and then on Monday Amendola did a double-take when scanning his ticket at the store “I couldn’t believe what I was seeing,” he said But when Amendola returned home from the store to tell his wife the good news we went to the store together to validate my ticket but I have a feeling something bigger will come my way,” he said “I’m hopeful I’ll be back here at the OLG Prize Centre soon.” Amendola plans to pay off bills and book a getaway with his wife The winning ticket was purchased at Pine Valley Convenience on Willis Road in Vaughan Peel Public Health officials issued conditional passes to a pair of Brampton restaurants over food safety violations during recent inspections Gladiator Burger & Steak, located at 16 Lisa St., Unit 2 Naija Jollof Brampton, located at 295 Queen St. E., Unit 38b Residents in a Brampton neighbourhood can expect to see police officers in the area for an investigation Peel Regional Police say officers responded to the area of Mountainash Road and Bovaird Drive East shortly before 2:15 p.m Police haven’t disclosed any details about the incident but say to expect a “heavy Police presence” for an ongoing investigation Police say there’s no threat to public safety but are asking residents and drivers to avoid the area while investigators are on the scene — Peel Regional Police (@PeelPolice) April 30, 2025 UPDATE: Police said the roadways had reopened by around 1:45 p.m Police have closed lanes and are asking drivers to avoid a busy intersection following a multi-vehicle crash in Brampton on Wednesday The collision happened shortly before 11 a.m Multiple vehicles were involved in the crash but police have not said how many One person was assessed by paramedics on the scene but no victims suffered serious injuries a spokesperson for Peel Regional Paramedic Services confirmed to INsauga.com Police have closed all westbound and eastbound lanes on Williams Parkway from Kennedy Road to Centre Street and are asking drivers to avoid the area and find alternate routes if possible — Peel Regional Police (@PeelPolice) April 30, 2025 Elections Canada had still not decalred a winner in Bramptin Centre with Liberal candidate Amendeep Sohie (left) leading Conservative candidate Taran Chahal by just 176 votes The race in Brampton Centre has not been called as of 8:30 a.m on Tuesday morning with the Liberal and Conservative candidate separated by less than 180 votes Liberal candidate Amandeep Sodhi has won Brampton Centre in a close federal election race ahead of Conservative candidate Taran Chahal’s with 18,600 votes (47.2 per cent) NDP candidate Anil Boodhai is a distant third with 1,056 votes (2.7 per cent) followed by Green Party candidate Ray Shaver with 451 votes (1.1 per cent) and People’s Party of Canada candidate Simmi Hundal with less than one per cent of the vote Updated results for all the candidates available here (you’ll be prompted to input the riding name) The final unofficial results for the riding, like many others in Halton and Peel, awaited the results of a final poll for most of the day Tuesday. Read our story here to find out why the Liberals won four while the Conservatives took one Check out results from across Peel Region here EDITOR’S NOTE - April 29 (5:24 p.m.): this story has been updated with the final unofficial poll results Brampton South 2025 federal election live results. Browse live results for all 343 ridings 169 of 169 polls are reporting as of 4:20 p.m. Follow our full coverage of the 2025 federal election 169 of 169 polls are reporting as of 4:20 p.m. Follow our full coverage of the 2025 federal election is projected to be re-elected in Brampton South is in second place with 21,193 votes (47.52%) and Rajni Sharma Sidhu has represented the riding since 2015 13,916 voters cast ballots at advance polls Looking for another riding? Here are the full results for the 2025 federal election. The Liberals have 169 races called in their favour They have 8,535,128 votes and 43.69 per cent of the popular vote The Conservatives have 144 races called in their favour They have 8,059,938 votes and 41.26 per cent of the popular vote The Bloc Québécois have 22 races called in their favour They have 1,232,095 votes and 6.31 per cent of the popular vote The New Democrats have seven races called in their favour They have 1,231,198 votes and 6.3 per cent of the popular vote The Greens have one race called in their favour They have 243,471 votes and 1.25 per cent of the popular vote There were three independents and four vacancies in the 338-seat Commons the Commons has grown by five ridings starting with this election This article was automatically generated using data provided by Canadian Press and will update as riding results become available Amarjeet Gill is the Conservative Party of Canada candidate in Brampton West riding Election win can be considered a local political upset Conservative Party candidate Amarjeet Gill has won the riding of Brampton West in the April 28 federal election Gill’s win unseats incumbent Liberal Kamal Khera who has held a seat in the House of Commons since 2015 and was re-elected in the 2019 and 2021 races Khera beat the second-place Conservative candidates by wide margins in those previous elections While the Liberals enjoyed what appears to be a reversal of political fortunes nationally Gill is a Conservative candidate that has managed to wrestle a federal Brampton riding away from the grip of the Liberals It can be considered a local political upset for the Conservative campaign team — Khera was a high-profile member of the Liberal government having held roles which included Minister of Health Minister of Seniors and Minister of Diversity Gill had previously ran in the 2011 and 2014 provincial election for the Progressive Conservatives New Democrat Party candidate Zaigham Javed had 708 votes Green Party Candidate Sameera Khan had 278 and Centrist Party candidate Khawaja Amir Hassan had 94 votes Check updated results here (you’ll be prompted to input the riding name) The final unofficial results for the riding, like many others in Halton and Peel, awaited the results of a final poll for much of the day Tuesday. Read our story here to find out why Results from across Peel Region here EDITOR’S NOTE - April 29 (5:48 p.m.): this story has been updated with the final unofficial voting results Brampton Centre 2025 federal election live results. Browse live results for all 343 ridings 183 of 183 polls are reporting as of 4:20 p.m. Follow our full coverage of the 2025 federal election 183 of 183 polls are reporting as of 4:20 p.m. Follow our full coverage of the 2025 federal election is in second place with 18,600 votes (47.17%) and Anil Boodhai ran for re-election in Brampton—Chinguacousy Park Ali was first elected to the House of Commons in 2021 12,453 voters cast ballots at advance polls Brampton East 2025 federal election live results. Browse live results for all 343 ridings 170 of 170 polls are reporting as of 4:20 p.m. Follow our full coverage of the 2025 federal election 170 of 170 polls are reporting as of 4:20 p.m. Follow our full coverage of the 2025 federal election is projected to be re-elected in Brampton East is in second place with 21,686 votes (44.66%) and Jeff Lal Sidhu has represented the riding since 2019 18,469 voters cast ballots at advance polls The City of Brampton will observe Red Dress Day May 5 to bring awareness to missing and murdered Indigenous women The installation has been created in partnership with The Indigenous Network and Peel police Brampton will unveil a public installation at Ken Whillans Square Monday to recognize Red Dress Day girls and two-spirit people who’ve gone missing or been murdered due to colonial and gender-based violence created in partnership with The Indigenous Network and Peel Regional Police There will be other public installation sites in Brampton though a city news release Tuesday didn’t specify locations we remember the Indigenous women who were recently recovered from a Manitoba landfill emphasizing the importance of giving a voice not only to those who are still missing and those whose lives have been lost but also to the communities and loved ones who continue to be impacted,” the city said in the release adding the “red dress installations will serve as powerful visual reminders of those who are missing or have been lost.” Brampton mayor Patrick Brown said Red Dress Day is a “solemn reminder” of the thousands of Indigenous women girls and two-spirit people who have gone missing or died “We acknowledge the pain and loss continuing to impact Indigenous families and communities across Canada as questions about their loved ones remain unanswered,” he said in a statement we stand in solidarity with those affected by this ongoing tragedy and reaffirm our commitment to truth reconciliation and meaningful action to end gender-based violence.” the city declared gender-based and intimate partner violence an epidemic Navjit Kaur Brar said Red Dress Day invites people to listen learn and take action to put an end to violence and inequality “These (red dress) installations take the first step of acknowledge the truth and remind us of our collective responsibility to stand with those who continue to seek justice,” the councillor said in the news release Visit brampton.ca/MMIWG2S for more information Conservative Party candidate Amandeep Judge ended the race in second place Brampton North—Caledon voters have elected Liberal Ruby Sahota their new member of Parliament in a back and forth election night race between the Liberal and Conservative candidates The outcome wasn’t clear until the early hours of Tuesday morning giving her a slim lead over Conservative Party candidate Amandeep Judge with 22,032 votes (47.5 per cent) Updated results are available here (you’ll be prompted to input the riding name) Sahota will take her seat in the House of Commons for the newly-formed riding She was first elected in 2015 for Brampton North riding and re-elected in 2019 and 2021 election races Sahota has held high profile roles in the Liberal government including Minister of Democratic Institutions Minister responsible for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario and Chief Government Whip she had promised to work for more affordable housing and a stronger public health care system The new north Brampton riding has a population of approximately 106,762 residents New Democrat candidate Ruby Zaman had 985 votes and People’s Party candidate Sat Anand had 633 EDITOR’S NOTE - April 29 (5:40 p.m.): this story has been updated with the final unofficial voting results A vigil to honour and mourn those who were killed at a Vancouver street festival will be held in Brampton this weekend Eleven people were killed last Saturday when an SUV plowed through a crowded street that had been blocked off for attendees of the Lapu Lapu Day festival presented by that city’s Filipino community A 30-year-old man was arrested at the scene the vigil will bring together community members to reflect grieve and stand in solidarity with the Filipino Canadian community and all those affected at Ken Whillans Square (steps of City Hall) Brampton has also been flying flags at half-mast in honour of the victims Brampton Wards 1 and 5 councillor Rowena Santos said the incident has shaken the Filipino community across Canada “I’m still trying to process that this happened at a Filipino Festival meant to celebrate the joy and love of our culture,” said Santos “Those who know Filipinos understand that we love our community love caring passionately for others and giving generously Our modest upbringing keeps us humble but when we celebrate we celebrate… this is why the tragic incident today is so difficult for us to comprehend.” Santos said Canada’s Filipino community is hurting and that the grief is shared by many the Filipino community is a vital and cherished part of our city — one that contributes so much to our cultural fabric This tragedy is deeply felt within our own community and we stand in solidarity with all those affected,” she said The Liberal Party of Canada nearly swept the election battleground of Brampton holding onto all but one riding amid Conservative Party of Canada gains results Brampton’s electoral ridings have been tallied with the federal Liberals keeping ground in the stronghold of Brampton while losing one seat to the Conservatives All polls in Brampton West show the riding previously held by the Liberals has flipped to a new party with Conservative candidate Amarjeet Gill defeating incumbent Kamal Khera with 21,112 votes to 20,214 stepping down as parliamentary secretary to the Minister of International Development after visiting the U.S for memorials to her uncle and father during the COVID-19 pandemic Riding boundary changes saw Brampton go from five ridings in the 2021 election to six in 2025 which saw some local incumbent Liberals run in different ridings Brampton North MP Ruby Sahota ran in the new Brampton North—Caledon riding Brampton Centre MP Shafqat Ali ran in the new Brampton—Chinguacousy Park riding while Amandeep Sodhi took over for Ali in Brampton Centre Ali has won in the newly-minted Brampton—Chinguacousy Park with 21,494 votes to 19,573 ballots cast for the Conservative’s Tim Iqbal Sodhi won Brampton Centre with 18,940 votes to 18,600 for Taran Chahal of the Conservatives Maninder Sidhu has officially been re-elected in Brampton East defeating Conservative nominee and former Brampton mayoral candidate Bob Dosanjh Singh by 23,615 votes to 21,686 Sahota won Brampton North—Caledon with 22,682 votes to 22,032 for Conservative candidate Amandeep Judge Liberal incumbent Sonia Sidhu defeated Conservative challenger Sukhdeep Kang with 22,000 votes to 21,193 with results from advanced polls tallied on Tuesday tilting the scales Get news delivered straight to your inbox.