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Peel Regional Police are pleased to announce the launch of the Safe Place program. The program partners with the residents and businesses in the Region of Peel, to assist victims of hate-motivated crime and incidents in the LGBTQ+ community.

Peel Regional Police welcomed several families from the Hindu Swyamsevak Sangh community (HSS Canada) to celebrate the Raksha Bandhan festival at the Emil V. Kolb Centre in Mississauga.

Peel Regional Police officers are working around the clock to crack down on gun violence and illegal gun possession. The majority of gun crimes being committed in Peel Region involve guns that were illegally obtained and possessed.

So, you got your new beast. It cranks out 707 hp and 650 lb-ft of torque.

Have you ever looked at the uniform of a Peel Regional Police officer, and wondered about the meaning of our patch? More than 2,000 officers proudly wear the patch and while it’s a simple design it is full of symbolic meaning. Each element of the pat...

After 10 weeks of training, sixteen new Special Constables are proud to join the team of Prisoner Escort Officers at Peel Regional Police. These officers are responsible for the care and control of prisoners who are present for scheduled court appearances ...

When you think of a hero maybe you think of a police officer, a firefighter, or maybe even an accountant. But there are many other types of heroes fighting a battle we never wish to fight.

What does it mean to be a part of the team? It's about being someone special with a gift to share. These athletes come together to make their dreams a reality.

On Thursday, July 26th, 2018, The first annual Tristan Kettles Memorial Slo-Pitch Tournament was held in honour of Constable Tristan Kettles #3680 who passed away far too young when he was involved in an off duty car accident. Tristan was a beloved member ...

The Peel Regional Police Annual report states that officers attended over 300 elder abuse calls in 2017. Getting older is a difficult time for many people.