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On Sunday, July 7, 2019, Peel Regional Police Inspector Nav Chhinzer, joined officers from 21 Division at a Mississauga soccer pitch for a friendly game against some talented young people from the Ontario Khalsa Darbar Soccer Club. Peel Regional Police are...

Raising the Rainbow flag has become a Peel Regional Police tradition. This will be the second year in a row that Peel Police have been honoured to raise the Pride Flag outside Peel Regional Police Headquarters.

WATCH the Canada Day video now! July 1st 1867, on this day Canada would be taking its first steps in becoming an independent nation as it was preparing to sign the Constitution Act. Although still a British colony, with the signing of the Constitution Act,...

In the real world there’s the paparazzi but in our new Instagram world you get full access to the ‘Cop’arrazi. We invite you to come along for the ride as we show you the best of what we have to offer in the world of Instagram.

Watch Now With 23 grueling weeks of training, 12 of those weeks are in unfamiliar environments on site at the Ontario Police College, followed by another 90+ days of on the job training, becoming a police officer is only for the truly dedicated. Applying f...

Watch Now June 21st is National Indigenous Peoples Day. It is an opportunity for all Canadians to recognize and celebrate the unique heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding contributions of the Indigenous First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.

WATCH: Has this ever happened to you? It’s a beautiful day so you decide to ride your bicycle to your destination. As you cycle lawfully along the roadway, cars are parked along the curb side to your right.

WATCH NOW: Recently, officers from Peel Regional Police and the two-time provincial champion senior football team from Lorne Park Secondary School got together to play a friendly match of flag football for a great cause. The school raised $670 for the Cops...

Peel Regional Police is excited to present the 2018 Annual Report . Our Vision, ‘A Safer Community Together', remains our commitment to the 1.

What would happen if we let people drive cars who don’t have a license? Chances are, they wouldn’t know the rules of the road, what to do when they come to a stop sign or the meaning of some road signs. Now imagine someone on the water driving ...