What the current Brampton suite source says
Brampton’s second-unit guidance covers additional units in detached, semi-detached and townhouse forms subject to zoning. Garden suites start with a planning review, and additional units must go through the city’s permit and registration process.
Open the official Brampton suite source ↗Do not assume a nearby Greater Toronto Area project proves the same unit form is allowed here. The Brampton property still needs its own zoning and permit check.
Ontario: the provincial layer
For Ontario properties covered by the ARU framework, the provincial layer generally enables three units in the main residence or two there plus one in an accessory building. The municipality still applies its zoning and permit standards.
Ontario additional residential unit framework ↗What the Brampton source actually tells you
The Brampton link is topic-specific, so it is the strongest local starting point for this page rather than a generic city homepage. The verified local material specifically points toward zoning.
For Brampton, the current source summary is therefore most useful for checking zoning. Do not substitute a neighbouring municipality’s numeric rule for anything the local source leaves open.