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Community Resource List Public Wireless Access Note: Public wireless access is provided by the City of Mississauga, City of Brampton or the Town of Caledon respectively. Terms and conditions may vary between each city/town. Note: All Public Library branches also offer public wireless access. Location Address Mississauga Please visit Mississauga.ca for free wireless https://web.mississauga.ca/wireless- locations mississauga/ Brampton 8 Nelson St 8 Nelson St. (Nelson St and Moore St) Brampton 55 Queen St East 55 Queen St. E (Queen St E and Chapel St) Brampton 129 Glidden Rd 129 Glidden Rd. (Glidden Rd and Hale Rd) Brampton Balmoral Recreation Centre 225 Balmoral Dr (Balmoral Dr and Dixie Rd) Brampton Brampton Animal Services 475 Chrysler Dr (Chrysler Dr and Williams Pkwy) Brampton Brampton City Hall 2 Wellington St W (Wellington St W and Main St S) Brampton Brampton Curling Club 46 McMurchy Ave S (McMurchy Ave S and Frederick St) Brampton Brampton Soccer Centre 1495 Sandalwood Pkwy E (Sandalwood Pkwy E and Dixie Rd) Brampton By-Law Enforcement and Licensing Office 8850 McLaughlin Rd S, Unit 2 (McLaughlin Rd S and Queen St W) Brampton Cassie Campbell Community Centre 1050 Sandalwood Pkwy W (Sandalwood Pkwy W and Chinguacousy Rd) Brampton Central Public School 24 Alexander St (Alexander St and Main St N) Brampton Century Gardens Recreation Centre 340 Vodden St E (Vodden St E and Rutherford Rd N) Brampton Chinguacousy Park – Indoor Facilities 9050 Bramalea Rd (Bramalea Rd and Central Park Dr) Brampton Chinguacousy Wellness Centre 995 Peter Robertson Blvd (Peter Robertson Blvd and Sunny Meadow Blvd) Revised: May 14, 2020 1 Community Resource List: Public Wireless Access Brampton Chris Gibson Recreation Centre 125 McLaughlin Rd N (McLaughlin Rd N and Amsterdam Cres) Brampton Civic Centre 150 Central Park Dr (Central Park Dr and Knightsbridge Rd) Brampton Earnscliffe Recreation Centre 44 Eastbourne Dr (Eastbourne Dr and Balmoral Dr) Brampton Ebenezer Community Hall 4494 Ebenezer Rd (Ebenezer Rd and The Gore Rd) Brampton Ellen Mitchell Recreation Centre 922 N Park Dr (N Park Dr and MacKay St N) Brampton Flower City Community Campus (Building 1, 2, 8850 McLaughlin Rd S D & E) (McLaughlin Rd S and Queen St W) Brampton Flower City Seniors Centre 8870 McLaughlin Rd S (McLaughlin Rd S and Queen St W) Brampton Greenbriar Recreation Centre 1100 Central Park Dr (Central Park Dr and Greenbriar Rd) Brampton Howden Recreation Centre 150 Howden Blvd (Howden Blvd and Hedgeson Ct) Brampton Jim Archdekin Recreation Centre 292 Conestoga Dr (Conestoga Dr and Wexford Rd) Brampton Ken Giles Recreation Centre 370 Bartley Bull Pkwy (Bartley Bull Pkwy and Rambler Dr) Brampton Knightsbridge Senior Centre 1A Knightsbridge Rd (Knightsbridge Rd and Central Park Dr) Brampton Loafer’s Lake Recreation Centre 30 Loafers Lake Ln (Loafers Lake Ln and Conestoga Dr) Brampton Memorial Arena 69 Elliott St (Elliott St and Frederick St) Brampton Peel Village Golf Course 29 A Hartford Trail (Hartford Trail and Steeles Ave E) Brampton Professor’s Lake Recreation Centre 1660 N Park Dr (N Park Dr and Jameson Crescent) Brampton Provincial Offences Court 5 Ray Lawson Blvd (Ray Lawson Blvd and Hurontario St) Brampton Rose Theatre 1 Theatre Ln (Theatre Ln and Main St N) Brampton Rose Theatre Garden Square (Outdoor) 12 Main St N (Main St N and Queen St E) Brampton South Fletcher’s Sportsplex 500 Ray Lawson Blvd (Ray Lawson Blvd and McLaughlin Rd S) Brampton Teramoto Park 9000-9056 Chinguacousy Rd (Chinguacousy Rd and Queen St W) Brampton peelregion.ca 2 Community Resource List: Public Wireless Access Terry Miller Recreation Centre 1295 Williams Pkwy (Williams Pkwy and Bramalea Rd) Brampton Transit Terminal – Bramalea Peel Centre Dr and Ream Canada Dr Brampton Transit Terminal – Brampton Gateway 501 Main St S (Main St S and Steeles Ave W) Brampton Transit Terminal – Trinity Common 210 Great Lakes Dr (Great Lakes Dr and Bovaird Dr E) Brampton Transit Terminal – Downtown Nelson St W and Main St N Brampton Victoria Park Arena 20 Victoria Cres (Victoria Cres and Orenda Rd) Brampton Caledon Albion Bolton Community Centre 150 Queen St S (Queen St S and William St) Bolton Caledon Centre for Recreation & Wellness 14111 Hwy 50 (Hwy 50 and Columbia Way) Bolton Caledon East Community Complex 6215 Old Church Rd (Old Church Rd and John St S) Caledon East Mayfield Recreation Complex 12087 Bramalea Rd (Bramalea Rd and Mayfield Rd) Caledon East Town Hall 6311 Old Church Rd (Old Church Rd and Antrim Ct) Caledon East For more information on available community resources during the pandemic, please contact: Region of Peel The Community Help Line 905-791-7800 211 peelregion.ca 3 .
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