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Construction Projects

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Stay informed about recent updates on Capital Construction and Engineering projects in the City of Brampton. Here, you'll find the updated project timelines and regular updates on our city's growth and infrastructure improvements.​


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The Goreway Drive Grade Separation over the CN tracks is a joint project between the City of Brampton, City of Mississauga and CN Rail.

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As Brampton continues to grow, so does its transportation needs. Extending the planned Hurontario LRT from the Brampton Gateway Terminal at Steeles Avenue to the Brampton GO station is a key transit priority and city-building project for the City of Brampton.​

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A road widening was initially planned for Williams Parkway, but the City revisited this project from November 2019 to November 2020, with opportunities for additional public engagement. The project scope now consists of road resurfacing, enhanced streetscaping, and potential multi-use paths.​​


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​Light Rail Transit connecting Brampton and Mississauga will be available on Hurontario Street by 2024. To make room for the construction, road medians are currently being removed on Hurontario Street from Bartley Bull Parkway to Derrycrest Drive in Mississuaga.


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Watermain, Sanitary Sewer Replacement, Road Repairs and Resurfacing​

The Region of Peel has begun construction of a watermain and sanit​ary sewer replacement project.

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For information on any updates related to the Downtown Bramp​ton watermain and san​itary sewer project, visit our Downto​wn Brampton Page.​

Construction Impact N​otice


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Downtown Brampton lies within the Etobicoke Creek floodplain, and the potential flood risk has limited the area's development. Riverwalk is an innovative, long-term solution that will provide flood protection and urban development opportunities.

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Environmental Assessments are conducted to study a proposed project's impact on an area, and to solicit feedback from the public. Most major road construction projects require the completion an EA in accordance with the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment process.​​

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​To keep City streets in good condition, a selection of roads are resurfaced each year in the Spring and Summer. Streets being repaved as part of the Road Resurfacing Program are usually completed within five to six weeks of the initial start date.


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Watermain, sanitary sewer, and regional road construction is conducted by the Region of Peel and may not always be included on the map below. Be sure to check the Region's website for more details or call their Public Works division at 905-791-7800 ext. 4409​


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City Cons​truction Map

​​​The following interactive map shows the City of Brampton's numerous road and facility improvement plans for the current year and for the future, as per the budget approved by Council. The information below is subject to change, and completion dates are tentative. For more information on a given project, please contact 311.

Quick Tips

  • Use the circular icons in the legend to select and deselect the types of projects shown on the map
  • Access project details using the summary list, or by clicking on a map feature
  • Zoom using your cursor, the plus and minus buttons (top left), or by clicking 'Zoom To' on the project pop-up
  • Use the Home icon on the left to return to the default map view
  • View a list of archived road construction projects on the Brampton GeoHub​
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