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Located 90 minutes from the GTA along the 401 corridor, Brighton, Ontario has so much to offer its residents and local businesses. Make your future here on the shores of Lake Ontario. Whether you're just starting out or making a change, you'll find a vibrant community with an active and diverse economy that welcomes, commercial, industrial residential and tourism growth. The many outdoor amenities promote an active lifestyle for all ages and interests to enjoy.
Downtown Brighton | retail & services
Downtown Brighton is home to several charming boutiques, delicious and diverse dining options, greenspace, band shelter that hosts events and live music as well as essential services, necessary for residents and visitors alike. The Downtown Business Improvement Association and Municipality of Brighton's Economic Development Department are dedicated to support downtown businesses and making the necessary improvements to make the downtown core even more desirable to entrepreneurs and new/returning customers.
Brighton Industrial Park | manufacturing & retail
The Brighton Industrial Park is home to several interesting businesses from manufacturing, warehousing and building materials to automotive care and food processing. The entrance point to the Brighton Industrial Park is located at Loyalist Drive, just off of Prince Edward Street.
The newest portion of the Industrial Park is located on Sharp Road. The Municipality of Brighton is currently open to inquiries for any new business looking for industrial property.
For more information you can view our:
Business Retention and Expansion Survey Report
In June of 2022 the Municipality of Brighton undertook a Business Retention and Expansion Survey that reached 69 respondents. If you would like a digital or hardcopy of this report, please contact Ben Hagerman- bhagerman@brighton.ca
Rural Opportunities | crops & farming
Brighton is known for its rich agriculture when it comes to farming, vegetable production and of course apple orchards. Fresh produce is easy to find at many local stands, and the popular Codrington Farmers' Market every Sunday morning from May-October.
Our Partners in Economic Development...
Brighton Downtown Business Improvement Association
Brighton & Cramahe Chamber of Commerce
Bay of Quinte Regional Marketing Board
Quinte Economic Development Commission
Contact
Ben Hagerman Manager of Economic Development and Communications at 613-475-0670 extension 207.