​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Brampton Soccer Ce​ntre renamed Save Max Sports Centre!​​

City finalizes first-ever Naming Rights Agreement.

The Brampton Soccer Centr​e, located at 1495 Sandalwood Parkway East, has a new name – Save Max Sports Centre. City Council approved a 15-year agreement between the City of Brampton and Save Max Rea​l Estate Inc. for exterior naming rights to the Brampton Soccer Centre.​​​

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FAQs

​Naming Rights are a financial transaction whereby a corporation or other entity purchases the right to name a facility or to name an asset within a facility, typically for a defined period of time. Through a contractual agreement, terms like rights fees, signage, sponsorship rights, renewal terms and other negotiations are outlined.  

Naming Rights do not impact the day-to-day operation of the City facility.

Naming Rights are governed by the City of Brampton Sponsorship & Naming Rights Policy.​

​The City of Brampton is focused on creating a prosperous, safe, engaging community for our residents. With increased fiscal pressures in our growing city we know we can’t do it alone. We need to partner for success.

Naming Rights agreements provide the City with alternative funding sources to minimize the impact on the taxpayer, while providing the highest quality of life for those who live here. The revenue from Naming Rights will help to offset some of the increased costs associated with providing greater service to residents, instead of passing on the cost to taxpayers.

​Save Max Real Estate Inc. has purchased the rights to rename the exterior facility. The name “Brampton Soccer Centre” will change to “Save Max Sports Centre”. All existing signage will be replaced to “Save Max Sports Centre” and two new signs will be installed on the exterior of the building. All references to Brampton Soccer Centre will be phased out starting in 2021.

The City retains the right to sell secondary naming rights at the facility such as the indoor fields and courts as well as the new exterior amenities.

​In March 2019, Brampton City Council approved a short list of City facilities for the sale of Naming Rights as part of adopting a citywide sponsorship strategy and an updated Sponsorship and Naming Rights Policy. The citywide Sponsorship and Naming Rights program offers customized opportunities for businesses to connect with the community, creating enhanced experiences for residents. To learn about the Sponsorship and Naming Rights opportunities available, contact sponsorbrampton@brampton.ca​

Amenity Naming Rights

Amenity Naming Rights provide a unique and highly beneficial opportunity to enhance brand visibility and community engagement. By naming a public amenity, sponsors gain widespread exposure, increase brand recognition among residents and visitors and establish a strong connection with the local community.​

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​​Ext​erior Facility Naming Opportunities​

In March 2019, Brampton City Council approved a short list of City facilities for the sale of naming rights as part of adopting a citywide sponsorship strategy and an updated Sponsorship and Naming Rights Policy. ​

Gore Meadows Community Centre

The Gore Meadows Centre is a newer facility achieving LEED® Gold certification for outstanding environmental sustainability design. Located at the northeast end of the city, north of Castlemore Road on Gore Road, the centre features amenities such as indoor pools, a gymnasium, a fitness centre, a youth lounge, a library, outdoor basketball courts, a playground, and an ice rink. The facility averages 60,000 visitors per month. Take a virtual tour of the Gore Meadows Community Centre.

Plans are currently underway to enhance the grounds surrounding the community centre, called the Gore Meadows East Community Park​, which will include an enhanced skate park, an activity hub, cricket amenities and other sports amenities. Set to be the latest Brampton destination park, the Community Park will feature modern design and construction, and provide increased access to innovative play structures and recreational amenities for residents of all ages and abilities.


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LBP Brampton

LBP Brampton is located within the Civic Centre at Queen Street and Central Park Drive and across from Brampton’s largest indoor shopping centre, Bramalea City Centre. This newly renovated space has a history of 46-years, and is home to many community productions. The recent renovation of LBP has made the 400-seat space more accessible, and user-friendly to local artists, curators and community groups. Take a virtual tour of the newly renovated Lester B. Pearson Theatre.

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This outdoor location in the heart of downtown Brampton is a popular venue for various programs and events year-round. Garden Square is home to major events like the Farmers Market and New Year’s Eve, as well as several free-to-attend summer programs that run from June to September, providing amusement for all. It is centrally located at Queen and Main Street.


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Located in central Brampton, Century Gardens is a multi-purpose facility at the main intersection of Rutherford Road and Vodden Street. It is host to various indoor and outdoor amenities. On average, receiving 60,000 visitors each month using its newly renovated pool, two ice rinks, fitness centre/fitzone, baseball diamonds, spray pad, playground and soccer fields.

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Located at one of Brampton’s busiest intersections at Steeles and Hurontario, the terminal is the gateway to bus routes connecting Brampton residents to our neighbour cities. A total of 23 routes operate out of Gateway Terminal, including Miway Route—103 Hurontario. On average, the terminal welcomes 36,000 passengers daily. ​

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The City of Brampton is in the process of creating two Community Youth Hubs at Century Gardens Recreation Centre and Susan Fennell Sportsplex! These Youth Hubs will serve as youth-centric spaces that act as a one-stop shop for services and activities for youth ages 14 to 29.

The 3200 sq. ft. Lawn Bowling Club facility will be demolished to make way for a new 12,500 sq. ft. building that will house the youth hub. The space will feature youth-oriented design and activities, including games and e-sports, group education and career advice, social services, and more.​

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Located at Dixie Road & Balmoral Drive, Balmoral Recreation Centre features indoor and outdoor amenities, including an indoor pool with wheelchair lift, sauna/steam rooms, and an outdoor splash pad. 

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​Located in Southwest Brampton, Embleton Community Centre is a new two-storey, 100,000 square foot (approximate) multi-use, multi-seasonal, multi-generational community centre will potentially include an aquatics centre, fitness centre, gymnasium, outdoor tennis courts, artificial turf field, running track, multipurpose courts and a splash pad.

 

Located on the northwest end of Brampton (Creditview Road and Sandalwood Parkway), this 100-acre park is the first-of-its-kind in Ontario and fully Accessible for Ontarians with Disability Act (AODA) compliant. The play structures and elements throughout the park are fully accessible for individuals with physical, mental and emotional challenges and disabilities. A key feature is the Activity Hub themed with a water-cycle idea, and has colour-coordinated educational signage, a variety of park amenities that are also wheelchair accessible, and quiet/reflective areas available for children with development disabilities or for children who want to play alone. ​

Additional features of the park include multiple soccer fields, lacrosse fields, football fields, and cricket pitches. An interesting component of this park is the water runoff that recycles from the splashpad and rainfall to irrigate the adjacent soccer fields. This reduces overall water consumption and provides an environment-friendly design to reuse water within the park.

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​Located at Dixie Road and Howden Boulevard, the Howden Recreation centre is an air conditioned, wheelchair accessible facility featuring a Y.M.C.A. Childcare Centre, and outdoor playgrounds.

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Formerly home to Junior Hockey and Lacrosse teams in Brampton, Victoria Park was shuttered in May 2016 due to a fire that destroyed the premises. A new facility will include a fully accessible dry floor hockey rink to accommodate ball hockey, indoor field hockey and box lacrosse, universal change rooms with a shower and washroom, a coach/meeting room and referee room, a large multi-purpose room, two universal gender neutral washrooms, a second story mezzanine with seating for 500 patrons, and site improvements and landscaping. The new facility will also be home to the new Brampton Sports Hall of Fame.​

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​Riverstone Golf and Country Club will be converted to a 34,000-square-foot recreation facility featuring an updated pool area, including a salt water pool, expanded change rooms and fitness rooms, and several multi-purpose rooms.

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​The new facility consists of a fire station, an emergency operations centre, administrative headquarters, and indoor training facilities within a single building of approximately 6,317 square metres. There are numerous outdoor training apparatuses on the 8.82 acre site.