News Archive

With advancements in technology, more drivers are shopping for smarter, more efficient vehicles that provide a slew of new features, and enhance comfort and safety for the occupants. However, it’s not only the general public that is looking for enhancements to vehicles. Fleet managers from police services across North America are also looking into the newest technology and researching ways to provide the same criteria to uniform officers on patrol 24/7 in vehicles that see...
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We received quite a bit of snow recently. The lengthy storm was a beautiful display of what we expect from a real Canadian winter.
However, as I'm sure we all wish to watch the snowfall from our homes' warmth, some still had to bravely travel on the slushy, icy, snow-covered roads. 
Peel Regional Police are pleased to share some tips on driving more successfully through snowstorms.
Firstly, it takes a lot of extra patience to overcome the often stressful challenges...
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In December 2020, the Canadian Department of Justice awarded $105,000.00 for the Peel Regional Police Human Trafficking Initiative, to combat a serious but often unseen problem in the community.
Canadian police services have received over 1700 reports of human trafficking since 2009. The numbers have been increasing steadily every year. Ninety-seven percent of those coerced and forced into these often lengthy, life-threatening and traumatizing circumstances are women and girls...
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WATCH
On December 11, 2020, at Downey’s Farm, Santa himself thanked 7-year-old Jackson for his exceptional goodwill and ensured Jackson’s place on the “Nice List.”
Collecting toys for the Toys for Tots has been Jackson’s annual, and in some ways, life mission. Since before he was able to walk, his mother has encouraged him to give to other children in need by collecting gifts for Toys for Tots every year.
His motivation and generosity...
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Peel Regional Police invite you to join us in celebrating the heroic and courageous efforts of a Brampton citizen. One who's actions not only received our attention that we acknowledged on June 20, 2019, but also received international attention and earned him the prestigious  Carnegie Medal .
On August 29, 2018, Harmanjeet Singh Gill ,  a 20-year-old truck driver from Brampton, saw an SUV violently strike several vehicles and land on its driver's side a few feet...
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