When Cst. Ioanna Eritsos, walked into John Fraser Secondary School on December 22, 2018, little did she know that just a few minutes later she would be saving a life.
It is time to remind all homeowners to be cautious while away for extended times as it can increase residential break-ins. With the inclement weather or papers piling in doorways, homes are easily identified as being unoccupied and can be targeted for a b...
In 1983, a young motivated woman named Jennifer Evans, started her career as a cadet with Peel Regional Police. Her hard work ethic, dedication and passion for policing, saw her quickly progress through various bureaus and ranks within the organization gai...
WATCH As the temperatures drop south of zero there is nothing better than getting into a warm car. Many people choose to turn on their car in the driveway and then head back inside for a few minutes.
This is my story of how and why I became a Police Officer. I grew up in a small town called Amherstburg and graduated from the University of Windsor with an Honors Business Degree.
WATCH As we head into the holiday season, we look forward to spending time with family and our loved ones. So many times during the hustle and bustle of everyday life we don’t often get the opportunity to deeply connect with our families.
Watch Last Year's Event It's that bone-chilling time of year again and what's better than dashing through the snow in a one horse open sleigh?? The Polar Plunge of course!! For the fifth straight year we will be hosting the Polar Plunge, presented by th...
WATCH Changes have been made in legislation regarding impaired driving it will take effective at 12:00 a.m.
In June 2016 Jennifer Zahodnik, a civilian member with Peel Regional Police coordinated the campaign for Operation: Leave the Streets Behind within the Region of Peel by collecting various food, clothing and other necessities to help support the National H...
“Sad and preventable”, that’s how Staff Sergeant Gary Carty of the Peel Regional Police Major Collision Bureau describes an 18 hour period on December 4th and 5th in which four pedestrians were struck, three of which died, on our roads in...
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