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This Brampton suite was entirely outfitted with Ikea furniture for just $7,000. Ita s an ideal starter home for a young family.
Search for clues continues after Ottawa man found dead in car trunk in Ontario
A Facebook photo of Puneet Singh Chhina, a 26-year-old Ottawa man who was killed in the Toronto area.
Construction on medical centre moving forward
Construction on the Sunny Meadow Medical Centre is one step closure to completion as workers put the finishing touches on the roof of the structure.
Brampton woman struck and killed by vehicle
A Brampton woman has succumbed to her injuries in hospital after being struck by a vehicle last night.
News Release - Exemption Period And Christmas Tree Collection Schedules
BRAMPTON, ON. a ' The Region of Peel is offering residents a two-week Exemption Period for waste collection from Monday, Dec.
Peel Health line up children for second dose of H1N1 vaccine
It's one down, one more to go for children receiving the H1N1 flu vaccine in Peel Region.
Province will mark completion of Hwy. 410 extension tomorrow
Queena s Park will officially mark the completion of the Hwy. 410 extension in Brampton tomorrow.
Van flips on residential street, driver had been drinking: Police
A Brampton man faces drunk driving charges after a minivan slammed into a parked vehicle and flipped onto ita s side on a normally quiet residential street last night, Peel Regional Police report.
Shots fired after clash outside high school
A violent clash between two groups of youths at a Brampton high school yesterday lead to charges against a 17-year-old and has left Peel Regional Police hunting for a gun.
Suspect wanted in robbery spree
Peel Regional Police are on the hunt for a Mississauga man suspected in a robbery spree dating back to July that included the August holdup of a Brampton store.
It was a million dollar mistake, not to mention bad timing. News that the City of Brampton has settled, for close to $1 million, a $4.5 million lawsuit prompted by a tender award came last Wednesday.
Brampton generous, but donations still needed for Santa Fund
Despite rising unemployment rates and greater demands on the public to bolster charity efforts this holiday season, Brampton residents have been very generous in supporting 2009's The Brampton Guardian Santa Claus Fund.
Torch relay disrupted, rerouted after protesters block Toronto street
The planned celebration for the Olympic flame in Canada's largest city was briefly derailed Thursday night by hundreds of protesters who stormed up Yonge Street.
Fire destroys heritage farmhouse in east end
An historic farmhouse in the Village of Castlemore has been destroyed by fire. The Tuesday evening blaze at 4781 Castlemore Rd.
Major road closures as Olympic Torch makes its way through Brampton
There will be some major road closures- mostly on Main Street and Queen Street East- on Friday as the Olympic Torch Relay works its way through Brampton.
Region braces for first snowfall
Brampton residents can expect to get their first real taste of winter as some five centimetres of snow is expected to blanket the city overnight.
Annual toy drive remembers youngster killed in parking lot
Toys, cash, and even household goods and food will all be accepted again this year during the annual Jordan Foundation toy drive, which wraps up Sunday.
The City of Brampton will pay close to $1 million to settle a lawsuit by a construction company that lost a major municipal contract despite being the lowest bidder.
Early learning plan not soon enough
There will no doubt be some unhappy campers on the first day of kindergarten class next fall.