Peel Region
The Cities of Brampton and Mississauga and the Town of Caledon make up Peel Region. More than 1.1 million residents call this region home.
Peel’s diverse population and close proximity to Toronto make it an ideal spot for those looking for the excitement of the city plus the beauty of the countryside.
Travel by train or bus to local attractions such as the Region of Peel Museum, or take in a show at Brampton’s Rose Theatre or Misssissauga’s Living Arts Centre.
Caledon’s 300 acres of parkland, located along the Niagara Escarpment, provide a tranquil setting for family events, and the Bruce Trail, among others, provides a scenic backdrop for those seeking an active lifestyle.
Visit the Peel Region immigration website to find information about:
- Things to do before migrating
- Services available to help you settle
- Peel Region’s communities
- Finding a job
- Finding a place to live
Be sure to also visit the Daily Life Calendar for a sample of what living in Peel Region can be like. As well, find out about shopping opportunities and family fun activities, as well as real life stories from newcomers who have found success in their new lives in Peel.
The Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration has funded the development of the Peel Region immigration website. Visit the Cities and Towns section of OntarioImmigration.ca for more municipal newcomer sites.
