Start or grow your small business with the Brampton Entrepreneur Centre.
Work with our Investment Services team and Sector Managers to find incentives for your business.
As businesses in Brampton continue to expand their reach into global markets, understanding tariffs and trade regulations is essential for maintaining a competitive edge. With recent U.S. tariff changes impacting key industries such as manufacturing, automotive, and food processing, Brampton businesses must stay informed to mitigate potential cost increases and supply chain disruptions.
The City of Brampton has officially adopted its 2025 Budget under the leadership of Mayor Patrick Brown and Members of Council. This strategic plan is focused on fueling growth, enhancing quality of life, and ensuring a resilient future for the community.
On January 10, 2025, Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown presented the City’s proposed 2025 Budget, aiming to drive progress and enhance the quality of life for residents. The budget reflects the City’s commitment to affordability and resilience, outlining key investments that address the needs of a growing and dynamic community. Learn more here.
Dive into our latest newsletter for key updates: Join our Virtual Business Roundtable on January 14th to discuss the 2025 Budget, celebrate five local companies ranked among Greater Toronto's Top Employers, and explore Q3 Economic Indicators that show a staggering 98% increase in Total Construction value compared to last year.
With dedicated Sector Managers, an Investment Service team and more, the Brampton Economic Development Office is here to support businesses of all sizes.
Denise McClure, Interim Director of Economic Development and International Relations
