In the south west corner of Chinguacousy Park there is a memorial dedicated to the fallen of two world conflicts and numerous United Nations’ missions. Two years after the City of Brampton was incorporated, the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 609 Bramalea, erected a memorial dedicated to the fallen from the Township of Chinguacousy, Town of Brampton and Toronto Gore. There was a dedication on the occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Royal Canadian Legion in 1976.
The memorial exists of a four sided column made of flagstone with a wall that connects it to a planting bed. The square in front of the memorial was a large concrete pad. In 2017-2018, it was replaced and new design elements added to make the memorial accessible. The concrete for the plaza was enlarged to accommodate larger Remembrance Day Services and also add some furniture. The concrete pad consists of three colour schemes depicting the different Cadet Corps that exist in Brampton - a sandy colour for the Army Cadets, a blue-grey for the Sea Cadets and a black strip to the front of the column that intersects the square for the Air Cadets. There are four large placards in the back that have the emblems of three types of cadet corps and the Royal Canadian Legion, honouring the relationship between the Legion and the Cadet Corps.
