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Releases, statements and video from the Mayor Brown re-election campaign.
Campaign launch video · 1:25
Brampton has never seen investment on this scale. A second hospital, a medical school, the LRT extension, Riverwalk, new recreation centres and the largest policing investment in Peel’s history are all underway. This campaign is about finishing what we started.
Leaders from 16 Gujarati organizations representing thousands of Brampton residents back Mayor Brown in a joint open letter, pointing to his record on investment, health care, transit, recreation and public safety.
The union representing Brampton Assembly Plant workers backs Mayor Brown, citing his steadfast support for autoworkers and his work with the local to protect Canadian jobs and keep auto assembly in Brampton.
Peel’s paramedics and ambulance logistic technicians back Mayor Brown, citing his leadership in defending the region’s world-leading paramedic service and his support for frontline workers and patients.
The umbrella organization and 45 seniors’ clubs across Brampton back Mayor Brown, pointing to free transit, free recreation and progress on the second hospital. Includes a map of where each club meets.
LiUNA Local 183 backs Mayor Brown, citing his commitment to infrastructure investment and the opportunities Brampton’s growth is creating for construction workers.
From purpose built rental housing to the LRT extension to the new hospital, LiUNA’s International Vice President credits Mayor Brown with helping create thousands of construction jobs.
The construction workers of LiUNA Local 506 back Mayor Brown, a steadfast supporter of the labour movement who has energized Brampton’s construction sector with record investment in public infrastructure.
Brampton’s transit workers back Mayor Brown, citing his support for transit workers and investment in public transit. With the endorsement video from President Andrew Salabie.
The association representing Peel’s front line officers backs Mayor Brown, announced at the campaign office by its president, Adrian Woolley.
$9.4 billion across 11 projects is underway, from the second hospital and the LRT extension to Riverwalk and the new recreation centres. The campaign is about finishing them.
Two interactive maps show where every project sits, what it costs and where it stands.