Canada's youngest and fastest-growing urban center
Brampton has transformed from a small flower-growing community into Canada's 9th largest city, with a population exceeding 656,000 residents. As part of Peel Region and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), Brampton plays a crucial role in one of North America's most dynamic metropolitan areas.
The city's strategic location, just northwest of Toronto, has made it an attractive destination for families, businesses, and newcomers to Canada. With excellent highway connections (401, 407, 410) and GO Transit services, Brampton is both a destination and a gateway.
Median Age: 36.5 years
Brampton has the lowest median age of any major Canadian city, reflecting its youthful energy and growing families.
73% Visible Minorities
One of the most multicultural cities in Canada, with residents from over 200 ethnic backgrounds.
Population doubled since 2001
Brampton is one of the fastest-growing cities in North America, adding thousands of residents annually.
Brampton is often called a "super suburb" - a large, primarily residential city with its own downtown, employment centers, and urban amenities. The city is organized into distinct areas:
The historic core features the Rose Theatre, City Hall, Gage Park, and a revitalized Four Corners district with shops and restaurants.
A major planned community from the 1960s-70s, featuring Bramalea City Centre - one of Ontario's largest shopping malls.
Newer suburban developments with modern amenities, parks, and the rapidly growing Bram West area.
Diverse neighborhoods ranging from established communities to brand new subdivisions.
Brampton is part of Peel Region, which includes:
656,000+
752,000+
77,000+
Combined: 1.5 million residents
Brampton is investing heavily in its future with major initiatives:
From the Flower City of yesterday to the dynamic metropolis of tomorrow, Brampton continues to grow while honoring its heritage.