Almost 50 years ago, Premier Bill Davis's government created the Region of Peel to facilitate the delivery of municipal services in the increasingly urban areas of Mississauga, Brampton, and Caledon. Now, with all three thriving in their own right, and amid nearly two decades of pressure from Mississauga to become a stand-alone municipality, the region could be on the cusp of divorce.
For insights, we welcome: Patrick Brown, mayor of Brampton; Annette Groves, mayor of Caledon; and
Alvin Tedjo, a city councillor in Mississauga.

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