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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.

Thirteen officers got together on their day off this week to help build thirteen homes on McLaughlin Road in Brampton. The volunteers spent the day building trust and relationships in the community while building homes.

Hundreds of children ages ranging from 5 to 15 years of age went on a fishing trip today with Peel Regional Police employees.   The event was held at Glen Haffy Conservation area as part of an event called Kids, Cops and Canadian Tire Fishing Day which sa...

Help enrich the lives of Ontarians with an intellectual disability, through the life of sport. Next time you’re in a convenience store picking up a carton of milk or the chocolate bar you’ve been craving consider donating your leftover change.

Not a strong swimmer? Grab your lifejacket or floatation device before you hit the water this summer. Drowning can happen in less than 30 seconds.

Is traffic causing you anxiety, anger and frustration? These feelings can have a very negative impact on your driving. Take a deep breath and follow these safe driving techniques which will not only help you become a better driver, you’ll be sure to...

On February 23, 2018, I became aware that Mississauga City Councillor Carolyn Parrish made disparaging comments regarding my participation in a community meeting about the decision to close the Malton Community Police Station in her ward. The comments not...

It wasn't too long ago that Rajandeep Bimbh was part of the Youth In Policing Initiative (YIPI). Now, as a Police Constable with Peel Regional Police, she recalls the impact that the program had on her view of policing.