Brampton Celebrates Guyanese Independence with First-Ever City Hall Flag-Raising
Residents gathered at Brampton City Hall to honour Guyana’s 59th Independence Day with cultural performances, community pride, and a historic flag-raising ceremony.
Yesterday, we proudly hosted a Guyanese Independence Day celebration at @CityBrampton City Hall in partnership with the West Indian Community Brampton. The event brought together residents in a celebration of pride, culture and community.
Thank you, #Brampton, for joining us… pic.twitter.com/UjWDgtikfM
— Experience Brampton (@Exp_Brampton) May 27, 2025
The evening featured a flag-raising ceremony, cultural performances, and a community reception, reflecting the rich heritage and contributions of Guyanese Canadians. The City expressed gratitude to all attendees for joining the celebration and supporting the recognition of Guyana’s independence.
Brampton is home to a diverse population, including a significant number of residents with Caribbean heritage. According to the 2021 Canadian census, 13.1% of Brampton’s population identifies as Black, with many tracing their roots to Caribbean nations like Guyana. The city’s commitment to celebrating cultural diversity is evident through events like this, fostering unity and pride among its residents.
For more information on upcoming cultural events in Brampton, visit the city’s official website or follow Experience Brampton on social media.
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