This video will guide visitors through a series of inspirational, youth-friendly displays that contain valuable artifacts, each of which tells an important story and that capture more than 110 years of Canadian scouting.
Join artist Ron Baird as he speaks up close and personal about three unique metal structures, Time, Tracks and Trestle Bridge, in Brampton's Mount Pleasant Village Square.
As part of Digital Doors Open, Brampton residents can enjoy a virtual neighbourhood walking experience and share what they love about the Spring Valley neighbourhood and what can be changed using the online survey and mapping tools.
Join tour guide Steve Collie – member of the Brampton Heritage Board and the Brampton Historical Society – for an informative and enlightening guided tour of downtown Brampton.
As part of Digital Doors Open, Brampton residents can enjoy a virtual neighbourhood walking experience and share what they love about the Sheridan neighbourhood and what can be changed using the online survey and mapping tools.
As part of Digital Doors Open, Brampton residents can enjoy a virtual neighbourhood walking experience and share what they love about the ABCD neighbourhood and what can be changed using the online survey and mapping tools.
As part of Digital Doors Open, enjoy this video and see how Cardno Hall in Seaforth became the successful theatre it was and discover the purpose that certain rooms were used for.
Additional video resources of the Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives include a fascinating history of Peel's Black communities through the North Peel Community Church.
Additional video resources of the Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives include a rare opportunity to explore one of artist Tom Thomson's sketchbooks from inside the art gallery vault.
As part of Digital Doors Open, Brampton residents can enjoy a virtual neighbourhood walking experience and share what they love about the Sandalwood West neighbourhood and what can be changed using the online survey and mapping tools.
As part of Digital Doors Open, enjoy the documentary short below by Allison Margot Smith recounting the challenges posed at The Isthmus — now the Newboro Lock where the blockhouse is located — during construction of the Rideau Canal.
As part of Digital Doors Open, take a virtual walkthrough of the Seaforth Town Hall's third floor, which offers an immersive glimpse into the building's rich history and architectural elegance.
As part of Digital Doors Open, Brampton residents can enjoy a virtual neighbourhood walking experience and share what they love about the Snelgrove neighbourhood and what can be changed using the online survey and mapping tools.
As part of Digital Doors Open, join volunteer Michael Avis on a tour of the house in this video, as well as the log cabin and grounds, where you will experience Brampton’s pioneer heritage first hand.
For Digital Doors Open, take this video tour to see some of the steps that researchers at the Cancer Research Labs at The Ottawa Hospital take to make cancer-killing viruses.
The sanctuary of Brampton's Grace United Church has wonderful woodwork, a gallery with an intricate wrought-iron railing, and over 40 stained-glass windows.
The beautiful Casavant pipe organ at Brampton's Grace United Church was installed in 1924, a gift from the Duggan family in memory of those who served in the First World War.
In 1982, people from Grace United formed a non-profit group to build Grace Court, a seniors’ apartment building in downtown Brampton in recognition of the need for affordable seniors’ housing in the area.
As part of Digital Doors Open, take a virtual sanctuary tour of Brampton's Grace United Church, hear all about the congregation’s 198-year history, and take a look at how the Casavant pipe organ works and what it sounds like.
In 2020, and as part of Digital Doors Open, Brampton residents can enjoy a virtual neighbourhood walking experience and share what they love about the Valley Creek neighbourhood and what can be changed using the online survey and mapping tools.
During Digital Doors Open, discover this vibrant neighbourhood, which features the Bramalea Ltd. Community Park and Dog Park, and the colourful Franceschini Bridge.