Brampton - Quiz
Brampton
  • 1. Which railway company operates a short line through Brampton?
A) Canadian Pacific Railway
B) Via Rail
C) GO Transit
D) Orangeville-Brampton Railway
  • 2. Where are the CN Intermodal Yards located?
A) Near the Vaughan border
B) Near Mount Pleasant
C) East of Airport Road
D) West of Hurontario Street
  • 3. Which of these is a stop on the Kitchener GO Transit Rail Corridor in Brampton?
A) Mississauga Station
B) Bramalea
C) Vaughan Station
D) Airport Road Station
  • 4. Where is the privately owned Brampton Airport (CNC3) located?
A) Mississauga
B) Caledon
C) Toronto
D) Vaughan
  • 5. Which highway runs north-south through the middle of Brampton?
A) Highway 410
B) Highway 407
C) Highway 7
D) Highway 401
  • 6. What is considered the city's main east-west street?
A) Queen Street
B) Bovaird Drive
C) Steeles Avenue
D) Main Street
  • 7. Which major road is used as a route north to Wasaga Beach?
A) Bovaird Drive
B) Hurontario Street
C) Airport Road
D) Main Street
  • 8. Which 2008 film directed by Deepa Mehta is set in Brampton?
A) Heaven on Earth
B) Northern Road
C) The Beach
D) Queen Street
  • 9. Which former Premier of Ontario received the Order of Canada?
A) Robert William Bradford
B) Michael F. Clarke
C) Howard Pawley
D) William G. Davis
  • 10. Which sport is Tyler Ennis associated with in the text?
A) Basketball
B) Hockey
C) Football
D) Soccer
  • 11. Which individual is listed as a professional golfer from Brampton?
A) Zach Pop
B) David Hearn
C) Jim Veltman
D) Scott Bailey
  • 12. What is the primary function of the Kitchener GO Transit Rail Corridor in Brampton?
A) Long-distance freight
B) High-speed tourism
C) Commuter rail
D) Cargo shipping
  • 13. Where is the registered helipad Brampton National D located?
A) Countryside Drive and Coleraine Drive
B) Bovaird Drive and Highway 410
C) Queen Street and Hurontario Street
D) Steeles Avenue and Airport Road
  • 14. What is the historical name for the road that is now Main Street?
A) Highway 401
B) Highway 7
C) Highway 10
D) Highway 407
  • 15. Who is the athlete listed for Lacrosse?
A) Michael Meeks
B) Charles Allen
C) Mike Weaver
D) Jim Veltman
  • 16. How many health facilities does William Osler Health System operate in Brampton?
A) Three
B) Four
C) One
D) Two
  • 17. What has the former Brampton Jail been turned into?
A) A museum
B) A transit station
C) A youth centre
D) A library
  • 18. What is the name of the juvenile detention centre located in Brampton?
A) William Osler Youth Centre
B) Ontario Juvenile Detention Centre
C) Roy McMurtry Youth Centre
D) Brampton Youth Facility
  • 19. Which organization provides local transit in Brampton?
A) MiWay
B) Brampton Transit
C) GO Transit
D) York Region Transit
  • 20. How is the name of the bus rapid transit system 'Züm' pronounced?
A) Zum
B) Zumm
C) Zume
D) Zoom
  • 21. Which transit system connects with Brampton Transit?
A) HSR
B) MiWay
C) VIVA
D) DRT
  • 22. How many GO Train stations are located in Brampton along the Kitchener line?
A) Three
B) Five
C) Four
D) Two
  • 23. Which of the following is a GO Train station in Brampton?
A) Hurontario
B) Yorkdale
C) Mount Pleasant
D) York Mills
  • 24. GO Bus service connects Brampton to which university?
A) York University
B) University of Toronto
C) Ryerson University
D) McMaster University
  • 25. Brampton Transit connects to which of the following?
A) Vancouver TransLink
B) Montreal STM
C) Ottawa Transpo
D) Toronto Transit Commission
  • 26. Which park in Brampton features an outdoor ice path for skating?
A) Chinguacousy Park
B) Gage Park
C) Heart Lake Conservation Area
D) Claireville Conservation Area
  • 27. What is the name of the community channel that has operated in Brampton since the 1970s?
A) The Daily Times Channel
B) Vertical TV
C) Brampton Guardian TV
D) Rogers Cable community access channel
  • 28. Which Christian specialty channel is based in Brampton?
A) Rogers Cable
B) Vertical TV
C) CFNY
D) The Brampton Guardian
  • 29. Which major event did Brampton host in 2023?
A) Junior Men's Hockey Championship
B) World Soccer Cup
C) Summer Olympics
D) IIHF Women's World Championship
  • 30. What year did the Brampton A's relocate to Orangeville?
A) 2020
B) 2013
C) 2015
D) 2021
  • 31. Which park in Brampton features a ski lift and curling club?
A) Professor's Lake
B) Chinguacousy Park
C) Gage Park
D) Claireville Conservation Area
  • 32. Which shopping center is described as a 'big box centre' in the text?
A) Bramalea City Centre
B) Centennial Mall
C) Trinity Commons
D) Shoppers World
  • 33. What happened to the newspaper 'The Daily Times'?
A) Relocated to Mississauga
B) Ceased publication in the early 1980s
C) Merged with the Brampton Guardian
D) Renamed to The Brampton Bulletin
  • 34. Which station is one of the two radio stations for which Brampton is the official city of license?
A) Vertical Radio
B) Rogers Radio
C) CBC Brampton
D) CHLO
  • 35. Which facility is home to the Brampton Historical Society?
A) Lester B. Pearson Theatre
B) Rose Theatre
C) Historic Bovaird House
D) Peel Art Gallery
  • 36. In what year did the Davis Campus add the Skilled Trades Centre?
A) 2021
B) 2019
C) 2017
D) 2015
  • 37. When did the Toronto Metropolitan University School of Medicine officially open in Brampton?
A) January 2024
B) June 2025
C) September 2025
D) September 2023
  • 38. Who designed the Toronto Metropolitan University School of Medicine in Brampton?
A) Two Row Architect
B) Peel Architecture Firm
C) Diamond Schmitt Architects
D) Brampton Design Group
  • 39. How many undergraduate medical students were in the inaugural cohort at TMU's Brampton medical school?
A) 94
B) 640
C) 100
D) 50
  • 40. Approximately how many applicants applied for the TMU medical school inaugural cohort?
A) Over 6,400
B) Over 500
C) Over 10,000
D) Over 1,000
  • 41. Which school board operates secular anglophone public schools in Brampton?
A) Conseil scolaire Viamonde
B) Peel District School Board
C) York Region District School Board
D) Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board
  • 42. How many elementary and middle schools feed the high schools under the Peel District School Board in Brampton?
A) 44
B) 85
C) 100
D) 60
  • 43. Which school board operates Catholic Francophone schools in the Brampton area?
A) Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir
B) Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board
C) Conseil scolaire Viamonde
D) Peel District School Board
  • 44. Which of these is listed as one of the newest secondary schools under the Peel District School Board?
A) Central Peel
B) Heart Lake
C) Jean Augustine
D) Bramalea
  • 45. How many Catholic elementary and middle schools feed into the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board high schools in Brampton?
A) 10
B) 20
C) 44
D) 85
  • 46. The Conseil scolaire Viamonde operates which type of schools in Brampton?
A) Catholic Anglophone
B) Secular Anglophone
C) Secular Francophone
D) Catholic Francophone
  • 47. What is the Köppen climate classification for Brampton?
A) Dfb
B) Dfc
C) Dfa
D) Cfa
  • 48. What was the population of Brampton according to the 2021 Canadian census?
A) 600,000
B) 700,120
C) 593,638
D) 656,480
  • 49. What is the largest ethnocultural group in Brampton?
A) European
B) Filipino
C) South Asian
D) Black
  • 50. Approximately what percentage of Brampton's residents are foreign-born?
A) 75%
B) 40%
C) 50%
D) 60%
  • 51. Which religion is most reported among the population of Brampton?
A) Hinduism
B) Sikhism
C) Christianity
D) Islam
  • 52. What is the mother tongue of 42.9% of Brampton's population?
A) English
B) Hindi
C) Gujarati
D) Punjabi
  • 53. Which company headquartered in Brampton will be building the CanadaArm 3?
A) MDA Space Missions
B) Canon
C) Loblaw Companies Ltd.
D) Chrysler Canada
  • 54. How many production facilities does Amazon have in Brampton?
A) Four
B) Two
C) Six
D) Eight
  • 55. Approximately how many people does the William Osler Health System employ in Brampton?
A) 5,000
B) 8,000
C) 2,000
D) 10,000
  • 56. Which company has an assembly plant in Brampton to build LRV cars for Metrolinx?
A) Chrysler
B) Alstom
C) Magna International
D) Brita
  • 57. Which Canadian Forces Army Reserve unit is located in Brampton?
A) The Toronto Scottish Regiment
B) The Queen's Own Rifles
C) The Royal Regiment of Canada
D) The Lorne Scots
  • 58. In what year did the original Brampton Assembly plant open under American Motors?
A) 1987
B) 1960
C) 1975
D) 1992
  • 59. What percentage of the population in Brampton identified as Sikh in 2021?
A) 18.1%
B) 17.3%
C) 25.1%
D) 9.1%
  • 60. What is the total land area of Brampton?
A) 265 square kilometres
B) 250 square kilometres
C) 102 square kilometres
D) 300 square kilometres
  • 61. What is the western boundary of Brampton?
A) Winston Churchill Boulevard
B) Hurontario Street
C) Creditview Road
D) Mississauga Road
  • 62. What is the name of the neighbourhood that extends north of Mayfield Road?
A) Bramalea
B) Mount Pleasant
C) Snelgrove
D) Heart Lake
  • 63. What forms the southern border of Brampton?
A) The Credit River
B) The hydro corridor
C) Dundas Street
D) Lake Ontario
  • 64. Which city is located to the south of Brampton?
A) Oakville
B) Hamilton
C) Burlington
D) Mississauga
  • 65. What serves as a border between Brampton and Mississauga east of Torbram Road?
A) The Etobicoke Creek
B) CN Halton Subdivision
C) Steeles Avenue
D) Highway 407
  • 66. What was the former name of the road now serving as a private access road on the eastern border?
A) Queen Street
B) Indian Line
C) Airport Road
D) Goreway Drive
  • 67. In which decade was the new town of Bramalea developed?
A) 1960s
B) 1970s
C) 1940s
D) 1950s
  • 68. What does the 'LEA' suffix in Bramalea mean in Old English?
A) Road or path
B) Building or structure
C) Meadow or grassland
D) Town or village
  • 69. Which of the following towns contributed to the name 'Bramalea'?
A) Claireville
B) Churchville
C) Malton
D) Caledon
  • 70. In what year was the Bramalea Civic Centre built?
A) 1950
B) 1972
C) 1980
D) 1974
  • 71. Why was the tunnel connecting the Civic Centre and the shopping centre closed?
A) Safety issues
B) Construction of a new road
C) Flooding
D) Lack of use
  • 72. When was the structure of Peel County updated by the provincial government?
A) 1974
B) 1990
C) 1950
D) 1972
  • 73. Who led the Mississauga council in their effort to become a single-tier municipality?
A) Hazel McCallion
B) The Mayor of Brampton
C) The Regional Chair
D) William Sheard
  • 74. What rank does Brampton hold in terms of population among Canadian municipalities?
A) Ninth
B) Third
C) Tenth
D) Fifth
  • 75. What is the slogan of Brampton?
A) The Ninth City
B) Flower City
C) The Town of Roses
D) The Green City
  • 76. What was the original name of the intersection of Main and Queen Streets?
A) Salisbury's Square
B) Buffy's Corners
C) Chinguacousy Cross
D) Elliott's Landing
  • 77. Who established the flower nursery that made Brampton famous for floriculture?
A) Kenneth Chisholm
B) Edward Dale
C) William J. Gage
D) John Elliott
  • 78. Which historic lake was identified as a source for Brampton's early water supply?
A) Snell's Lake
B) Lake Ontario
C) Simcoe Lake
D) Professor's Lake
  • 79. Which entity funded the construction of the expanded library in 1907?
A) The Town Council
B) The Mechanic's Institute
C) Peel County
D) Carnegie Foundation
  • 80. What building was historically known as the Hewetson Shoe Company?
A) Clairville Hall
B) Alderlea
C) The Old Shoe Factory
D) The Peel County Courthouse
  • 81. In what year was Brampton first incorporated as a village?
A) 1834
B) 1863
C) 1873
D) 1853
  • 82. What is the name of the self-guided historical walking tour of downtown Brampton?
A) Heritage Heritage Trail
B) The Founders Walk
C) The Flower City Path
D) A Walk Through Time
  • 83. In what year did the City of Brampton purchase the Capitol Theatre?
A) 1983
B) 2006
C) 1991
D) 1981
  • 84. Who was the councillor who led the city in purchasing the Capitol Theatre?
A) Mayor Fennell
B) Woods Gordon
C) Diane Sutter
D) Ken Whillans
  • 85. What was the name of the new 750-seat facility that replaced the Heritage Theatre?
A) The Capitol Theatre
B) The Heritage Way
C) The Sesquicentennial Hall
D) The Rose Theatre
  • 86. In what year did the Rose Theatre open?
A) 2014
B) 1983
C) 1991
D) 2006
  • 87. What year was the Carabram festival founded?
A) 1982
B) 1996
C) 1992
D) 2003
  • 88. By 2003, how many pavilions did the Carabram festival feature?
A) 4
B) 18
C) 23
D) 100
  • 89. How many languages were offered in night classes by the school boards in the 1980s?
A) 23
B) 100
C) 45
D) 18
  • 90. Who was the mayor who gained approval for the new city hall in the late 1980s?
A) Mayor Fennell
B) Ken Whillans
C) Diane Sutter
D) Woods Gordon
  • 91. On what former site was the new city hall built?
A) A bus terminal
B) Fairgrounds
C) The Capitol Theatre
D) A high school
  • 92. What is the name of the glass walkway connecting the city hall buildings?
A) Heritage Way
B) Springdale Path
C) Mayfield Way
D) Rose Walk
  • 93. In what year did development of the new town of Springdale begin?
A) 1991
B) 2006
C) 1999
D) 2014
  • 94. In what year did the City purchase the Brampton Fairgrounds?
A) 1992
B) 2003
C) 1997
D) 1981
  • 95. What celebration in 2003 boosted community spirit and revived the summer parade?
A) Sesquicentennial
B) Communities in Bloom
C) The Rose Theatre Opening
D) Carabram
  • 96. When was the Fountain Stage at Garden Square unveiled?
A) December 2011
B) June 2008
C) January 2010
D) September 2006
  • 97. How many library branches serve the population of Brampton?
A) Eight
B) Six
C) Ten
D) Twelve
  • 98. The Festival of Literary Diversity is devoted to which groups?
A) Local historical writers only
B) Children's book authors
C) Underrepresented writers
D) Government officials
  • 99. In what year did the art gallery section of PAMA open?
A) 2006
B) 2008
C) 2011
D) 1968
  • 100. What recognition did Brampton receive in 2010 under the provincial heritage awards program?
A) Honourable mention
B) None
C) Community Leadership Award
D) First place
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