George F. Brant’s milestone credits:

C.D. (Canadian Forces Decoration):

received 1991 in recognition of 12 years active service in the Canadian Armed Forces Reserves

B.A. (Bachelor of Arts):

received 1977 from University of Victoria (British Columbia)
(Economics Major)

LL.B. (Bachelor of Laws):

received 1982 from Osgoode Hall Law School, York University

M.B.A. (Master of Bus. Admin.):

received 1993 from University of Toronto
(Executive M.B.A.)

Notary Public:

appointed 1984 as Notary Public for the Province of Ontario

Barrister & Solicitor:

admitted 1984 to practice law as a member of the Law Society of Ontario

Personal:

When not lawyering, George F. Brant can claim over 35 years as both a family man and a Mississauga resident and 10 years (2014-2024) as a member of the Board of Directors of the Mississauga Symphony Orchestra (resident symphony orchestra of the Livings Arts Centre in the City of Mississauga).

Robinson Bray House:

Built in 1885 in the Village of Streetsville and owned alternately by two prominent Streetsville families (the Robinsons and the Brays), the Robinson Bray House of today is home to a number of independent businesses.  Restored and expanded, the Robinson Bray House retains its original style and grandeur within Streetsville’s busy commercial core.  The City of Mississauga has declared the Robinson Bray House a heritage home of “architectural and contextual value”.