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The Origin of Canada's National Summer Sport and Its Enviable Legacy in Brampton The Indigenous History of Canada's National Summer Sport The Indigenous people of Turtle Island (North America), especially from Ontario, Quebec and the State of New York, hav...

The beautiful weather is alluring to all motorcycle enthusiasts, with good reason, of course. The roadways are clear of mud, snow, ice, and salt.

Are you planning to use a mode of transportation other than a car this summer? Bicycles, inline skates, scooters, skateboards, and even Segways. All of these are great ways to get outside, save money, and get fit.

Ordering online for home delivery or curbside pickup has become a new-normal realm for many of us during these unprecedented times of social distancing. We have leaned on the net to shop for groceries, clothing, home furnishings, and other household suppli...

People have been hugging trees for eons, as far back as 1730 in India, but who knew that it would be a globally enjoyedactivity during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic? From Iceland to India, people are hugging trees instead of people to help beat the pandemic b...

The Spread of COVID-19 is a serious matter and Peel Regional Police are trying to do our part of protecting everyone in the community. In this current climate, COVID-19 affects everyone, we need to adapt and change our habits in order to stay ahead of the ...

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.

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.

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.