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Historical Roots
Brampton was once known as ""Buffy's Corners"", named after the first settlers in town, John and Rebecca Williams and their son, Buffy.

Renowned Chinguacousy Park
Chinguacousy Park, which covers over 100 acres in Brampton, has several fun recreational options like miniputt, paddle boats, petting zoo, and splash pads.

Inspirational Art Scene
Brampton is home to the Rose Theatre, a beautiful performing arts center that showcases local talent and hosts various productions throughout the year.

Diverse Population
According to the 2016 Census, 73.3% of Brampton's residents are from racial and ethnic minorities, making it one of Canada's most diverse cities.

Expansive Green Spaces
Brampton has more than 4,000acres of parkland and hundreds of kilometers of walking and biking trails.

Historic Bovaird House
Bovaird House, which dates back to the mid19th century, is one of the best examples of Georgian architecture in Brampton and is now a museum.

Brampton's Flower Town
Brampton is often referred to as ""Flower Town"", due to its expansive greenhouse industry in the 19th century.

WorldClass Healthcare Facilities
Brampton Civic Hospital is a stateoftheart facility and one of Canada's largest community hospitals serving over 500,000 people.

Wildlife Conservation
The Heart Lake Conservation Area in Brampton offers activities like fishing, hiking, and birdwatching to engage and educate about conservation importance.

Renowned Celebrities
Brampton is the birthplace of several celebrities, including comedian Russell Peters, and musician Alessia Cara.

Vibrant Festivals
Brampton hosts one of the largest South Asian festivals in Canada; the annual Vibrant Brampton which is a visual and musical extravaganza.

Large SikhPunjabi Population
About 20% of Brampton's population is Sikh, making it one of the largest SikhPunjabi populations outside of India.

Innovative Education
Brampton houses Sheridan College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning, known for its animation and business programs, and high rates of student satisfaction.

Unique Public Art
Brampton has a vibrant arts culture, including public art displays. The city is filled with sculptures, murals, and art installations.

Hockey Culture
Brampton has a rich hockey culture, with the esteemed Brampton Beast Hockey Club, who are affiliated with the NHL's Ottawa Senators.

Brampton Farmer’s Market
The vibrant Brampton's Farmer’s Market hosts local farmers, artisans selling handmade goods, and features many exciting events and activities.

Canada’s Second Fastest Growing City
Ranked the second fastestgrowing city in Canada, Brampton’s population has nearly tripled since 1980.

Architectural Landmark Gage Park
Gage Park, designed by Edward John Russell, is a famed destination for its gazebo, beautiful gardens, and winter ice path.

City Motto
""Flower City"" is not just a nickname it's officially Brampton's city motto. Brampton encourages residents to take part in flower gardening to live up to the motto.

Brampton Day
Every September, Brampton hosts ""Brampton Day"", a community celebration that includes familyfriendly activities, music, food, and more.

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