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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...

VIDEO: Much like taking your car in for an oil change or going to the doctor's for a check-up, your wallet also requires some special attention. What does it mean to give your wallet or purse a tune up? It means removing things such as your Social Insura...

In celebration of Black History Month, Peel Regional Police would like to acknowledge the hard work and dedication of our Black-Canadian employees. Throughout the month of February, you will have the opportunity to hear their perspectives as they reflect ...

On a blistery Thursday morning in Sault Ste. Marie, members from Peel Regional Police gathered with hundreds of other law enforcement employees from across Ontario to kick-off the 2019 Special Olympics Winter Games.

We are pleased to announce that the Region of Peel Council approved the 2019 Peel Regional Police budget. The 2019 Budget totals $423.

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VIDEO: Peel Regional Police Talks About PTSD WATCH: The Bell Let's Talk campaign was founded by Clara Hughes and designed to end the stigma attached to mental illness. This campaign launched in 2010 and has grown a tremendous amount over the past eight ye...