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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.

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.

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.

Peel Regional Police and the Toronto Argonauts are proud to announce a collaboration on a program that motivates at-risk youth to achieve new levels of success. Life for at-risk youth is like a football team making its way down the field.

Are your tweens and/or teens either gaming, posting on social media or chatting online without supervision? As a follow up to our previous article Transitioning Youth into Independence - Helpful Resources for Families. Peel Regional Police would like to pr...

When it comes to COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus) are you protected? What can you do? The virus is part of a large family of viruses that can cause symptoms like the common cold but can advance, in some cases, to severe respiratory illness requiring immediate ...

Members of Peel Regional Police laced up their skates to participate in a charity hockey tournament hosted by Peel Crime Stoppers. With proceeds going to both Peel Crime Stoppers and Mission 500 Canada, our members were joined by some of our security indus...

Love is in the air in the Region of Peel. That is right; the time has come again when we take the opportunity to demonstrate affection for each other on the very special day we know as Valentine’s Day.

Being a good neighbour can be very simple and can be achieved by anyone. Even if you are not particularly social, with awareness and attentiveness, even the most reclusive citizens can make a valuable contribution to the overall wellness of the community.

Every February, Canadians are invited to participate in Black History Month celebrations and events that honour the legacy of Black Canadians, past and present. It is a time to praise the many achievements and contributions of Black Canadians who, througho...