Public safety planning is a top priority. Peel Police is working alongside other law enforcement agencies like Toronto Police service and government partners to deliver a comprehensive, integrated public safety plan. This includes enhanced operational planning, coordinated response protocols, and a strong on-the-ground presence to ensure a safe environment for both residents and visitors.
Welcoming the World
Soccer Safety Guide
Welcome to Peel Region! We’re excited to welcome visitors from around the globe for the World Cup. Large events bring more travel, activity, and crowds. Peel Regional Police is working closely with local, provincial, and federal partners, as well as other police services, to keep things running smoothly and safely.
This page provides important information, safety guidance and updates to help you plan, and get around. We hope you enjoy Peel Region whether you are attending matches, participating in festivities, or going about your day.
What you need to know
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Getting Around
Transit Alerts
Public Safety FAQ
How is Peel ensuring public safety during FIFA-related activities?
Will there be an increased police and emergency services presence?
Yes. Residents can expect a visible and coordinated public safety presence. This includes increased patrols, strategic deployment of emergency services, and enhanced coordination across agencies to respond quickly and effectively to any situation.
What measures are in place to manage large crowds and events?
Detailed crowd management and event planning strategies are being implemented, including:
- Controlled access points where needed
- Clearly marked safety zones and routes
- Real-time monitoring and coordination
- On-site emergency response teams
These measures are designed to ensure safe, orderly movement and minimize risks during high-attendance activities.
How will traffic and transportation safety be managed?
There will be anticipated road closures. Traffic management plans are being developed in collaboration with municipal partners. These include:
- Temporary road adjustments and detours, where required
- Enhanced traffic control and signage
- Increased transit coordination
- Clear public updates to help residents plan ahead
These efforts aim to reduce congestion and maintain safe travel conditions.
What should residents expect in terms of disruptions?
While every effort is being made to minimize impacts, residents may experience temporary disruptions such as increased traffic, road closures, or higher activity levels in certain areas. Notice on our social media channels and regular updates will be provided so residents can plan accordingly.
How will residents receive safety updates?
Timely and accurate information will be shared through:
- Peel Police social channels
- Official government websites and social channels
- Local media outlets
- Emergency notification systems (where applicable)
- Community partners
Residents are encouraged to rely on official sources for verified information.
How is Peel addressing potential security risks?
Risk assessments and mitigation strategies are a key part of planning. Peel is working in lockstep with partners to ensure that security measures are appropriate, responsive, and aligned with best practices for large-scale international events.
How is Peel Regional Police supporting the City of Mississauga during FIFA-related events?
Mississauga City council will broadcast 62 FIFA World Cup matches at Celebration Square, including the World Cup final on July 19. Peel Police will be providing public safety during these matches.
How is Peel Regional Police supporting the City of Brampton during FIFA-related events?
While there are no official broadcasts happening in the City of Brampton, the city is hosting the grande finale of the national Canada Celebrate FIFA World Cup tour on July 18 and 19. This is a free, family-friendly event that will feature live match screenings (for bronze and medal games), interactive fan experiences, and cultural programming.
Official Sources
For event schedules, ticketing and venue information, visit the official sources below.
- FIFA World Cup 2026TM
- Toronto FIFA World Cup 2026TM
- City of Mississauga - Watch the World Play
- City of Brampton - Where the Game Grows
- City of Toronto - FIFA World Cup 2026ᵀᴹ Toronto
- Ontario - FIFA World Cup 2026TM in Toronto
- TTC - Take the TTC to FIFA World Cup 2026ᵀᴹ
- GO Transit - Take GO to FIFA World Cup 2026ᵀᴹ
