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Driving in the rain, whether it is a sprinkle or a downpour, can be a very intimidating situation. Thousands of collisions occur every year in the Region of Peel.

On Tuesday, October 1, Peel Regional Police welcomed its newest employee and Chief of Police, Nishan (Nish) Duraiappah, at a ceremony attended by hundreds of colleagues, dignitaries and family members. “I am pleased to join Peel Regional Police as their ne...

In 2017 a resident of Brampton had a basketball net stolen from their front yard.  It was located in another area within the community and police were contacted to recover it.

When the call comes from Globalmedic, Detective Sergeant Don Jorgensen is quick to join the rapid response team. They, like him, are Canadian volunteers with Globalmedic, who help all around the world to aid in the aftermath of disaster and crisis.

We are celebrating 30 years of the Peel Regional Police Auxiliary Program being active in our community. It was formed in 1989 with 24 Auxiliary Officers, today it consists of 110 highly trained volunteers who represent the diverse cultural backgrounds, ca...

Looking for a great day out with family and friends? If you enjoy great food, live entertainment and many fun activities then plan to join us on Saturday, September 14, 2019 at the Annual Community Crime Awareness Day (CCAD) event at Mississauga Celebratio...

This year marks the 40th Anniversary of the North American Police Soccer Tournament (NAPST).  The annual event is hosted by a different police service every year with the goal of raising both awareness and money for selected charities and to “Encourage fri...

You may not even realize that someone you know or love is in a dark place where they have lost the joy in life’s journey and don’t know how to ask for help.  On September 10, World Suicide Prevention Day, we as a community can open up lines of communicatio...

Now that the school year has begun, there are approximately 65,000 children in the Region of Peel travelling to and from school. We would like to remind everyone, whether you are a pedestrian or a driver, to take responsibility and do your part to keep us ...

While other students were enjoying their summer vacation, 25 teenagers from high schools across the Region of Peel were hired to work alongside Peel Regional Police officers and civilians in a program called the Youth in Policing Initiative (YIPI). During ...