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With advancements in technology, more drivers are shopping for smarter, more efficient vehicles that provide a slew of new features, and enhance comfort and safety for the occupants. However, it's not only the general public that is looking for enhancement...

In December 2020, the Canadian Department of Justice awarded $105,000.00 for the Peel Regional Police Human Trafficking Initiative, to combat a serious but often unseen problem in the community. Canadian police services have received over 1700 reports of h...

Peel Regional Police invite you to join us in celebrating the heroic and courageous efforts of a Brampton citizen. One who's actions not only received our attention that we acknowledged on June 20, 2019, but also received international attention and earned...

The International Association of Financial Crimes Investigators-Investigative Partnership of the Year Award 2020 was presented to two Peel Regional Police officers for their exemplary work during an investigative project called “Switch”. The lead investiga...

Constable Wade Neal has been living with Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) for decades and has been on a very long list awaiting his chance for a kidney transplant. On November 19th, 2020, after years of waiting, Wade finally became the recipient of a living...

In February 2020, the Peel Regional Police Canine Unit began a selection process to fill a vacancy left by a retiring member, PSD Diesel.  As with every part of daily life during the Covid-19 pandemic, this selection process was not business as usual.

Anne is an older woman in her seventies. She struggles with severe depression.

I am French Canadian and bilingual. In my earlier years, I saw life through only this lens.

The Peel Regional Police Mobile Crisis Rapid Response Team (M.C.R.R.T.) is busy at work every day. An officer and crisis worker united together to answer the call of those in crisis.

One in five Canadians experience some form of a mental illness in their lifetime. In Peel, we have approximately 6,000 mental health related calls that we attend every year.