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On Sunday, February 24, Chief McCord, along with 350 Peel Regional Police employees coordinated their neon clothing while trying to bowl some strikes at the sold out 2019 Tim Hortons Bowl for Kids Sake event held at Classic Bowl in Mississauga. Not to &ls...

Black History Month is an official invitation each February to learn about the contributions of black people to our society - both past and present but that's most often where it ends. Peel Regional Police hosted a Lunch and Learn for employees in honour ...

No one likes getting into a cold vehicle first thing in the morning, especially during our Canadian winters. While newer cars only need 30 seconds to a minute to warm up, it only takes a few seconds to become the victim of auto-theft if you leave your car ...

WATCH: Human Trafficking – Too Close To Home Human Trafficking has no place in our community but would you be able to recognize a victim of this crime? Timea Nagy is a survivor of human trafficking, an author, a public speaker and a social advocate...

You’ve all heard the phrase “try walking a mile in their shoes” but how many people have actually done it?   We have, and we’re doing it again. Since 2011, the Coldest Night of the Year has helped its charity partners successfully r...

Screeching tires, the crunching of metal and plastic, the feeling of disbelief, these are all normal parts of a car accident that can leave anyone feeling shaken up. When you’ve been involved in a car accident it can be a nerve racking experience, em...

WATCH You can’t put a price tag on true love, but sadly, some people will go into great debt trying to find that special someone. This Valentine’s Day don’t become a victim of a broken heart and an empty bank account.

Have you ever been stranded? Imagine that your only mode of transportation is an electric wheelchair and your battery is now dead. On Tuesday, January 8, 2019, Mississauga resident Jason Graves found himself in that situation.

This is my story. Policing is something that interested me as a kid, but growing up in the Jane and Finch area of Toronto wasn't easy and my thoughts of a policing career faded away.

WATCH HERE Chief Chris Mccord, Deputy Chief Marc Andrews and City of Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown will be having a rare outdoor meeting on Saturday, February 9, and the conversation is expected to get pretty icy. What's the topic you ask? The Polar Plung...