Featured Stories

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.

Since the arrival of Chief Duraiappah to Peel Regional Police (PRP) one year ago, the police service has experienced unprecedented fundamental change. The 3200 women and men of Peel Regional Police have kick-started significant projects and initiatives to ...

On a daily basis, employees at Peel Police go above and beyond during the course of their duties and far too often, these moments go unrecognized. Not today.

We have good intentions when we enter into an intimate partner relationship. Upon meeting that special someone, we identify characteristics about them that complement our own and fulfill us in some way.

On June 30, 2020, Chief Nishan (Nish) Duraiappah hosted the first-ever Tele-Town Hall conference call for Peel Regional Police. This call provided you, the community we serve, with an opportunity to speak directly with our Chief, his management team and ou...

The Origin of Canada's National Summer Sport and Its Enviable Legacy in Brampton The Indigenous History of Canada's National Summer Sport The Indigenous people of Turtle Island (North America), especially from Ontario, Quebec and the State of New York, hav...