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While many of us are laying low in our homes for required social distancing, we know that some of us still have to be out in the world to provide essential services. In many cases working extra hours too. This means that we are still driving on the roadways to and from work as well as during the course of delivering these essential services.
It is refreshing that there is much less traffic on the roads. Having less vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians, collisions and other congestive...
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Recently we closed our divisions but that hasn’t changed the services that we provide to you. If this is an emergency or you need a police officer, call 9-1-1 immediately or the non-emergency number 905-453-3311.
However if you’ve had some damage to your property, vehicle, theft or lost property, you can make a report online.
To use our online reporting system:
The incident must have occurred within the Region of Peel.
The value of the property...
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March Break was supposed to be just that, a break. Instead, most of us spent it trying to figure out where we could go, what our responsibilities were and how to get up-to-date information on the COVID-19 virus.
In past years, the week following March Break was meant for us to get back in to the swing of things, back to structure.  This year, creating structure may seem more challenging.
For some, structure can seem restrictive, but in light of our newly introduced...
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A community’s true character is revealed when times get tough. You’ll notice this in times of crisis, when you see communities pulling together.
There is no better example of this then what we are seeing in the Peel community right now in the wake of this Covid-19 pandemic;
Local grocery stores are providing isolated shopping times and cash lanes for the more vulnerable members of our community to limit virus exposure
Charity organizations are offering...
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We all know the spread of the Covid-19 virus is a serious matter and Premier Ford has declared a state of emergency.
We have been asked to self- isolate for 14 days ourselves if we have returned from any travel abroad or have flu type symptoms.   Self-isolation involves staying home and separate yourself from others with the purpose of preventing the spread of the virus, unless completely necessary which may include seeking medical care.  
How to self-isolate...
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