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Police dogs are busier than usual given the rise in break and enters in recent years in Brampton. → Read More
In the multi-jurisdictional police investigation into Mohawk Institute Residential School — a place where 97 children went missing — a new practice is making waves. → Read More
Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown urged federal Transport Minister Omar Alghabra to order a recall of the top ten vehicles that are the most hacked, as the car theft situation has reached a “crisis” point... → Read More
Peel Police Services Board has created a new committee to target systemic anti-Black racism in the police service. → Read More
Peel Police Services Board has created a new committee to target systemic anti-Black racism in the police service. → Read More
A female pedestrian has been struck by a vehicle in east Brampton. → Read More
On Thursday, Oct. 13, officers from 22 Division Community Intervention Response Team pulled over a vehicle in the area of Kennedy Road and Tullamore Court in Brampton. → Read More
A 28-year old Toronto man has gone missing in Etobicoke. → Read More
A 28-year old Toronto man has gone missing in Etobicoke. → Read More
A Mississauga resident has won a cool $100,000 in the lottery. → Read More
Halloween falls on a Monday this year, which means that celebrations begin early in Brampton. → Read More
Indigenous boy makes and gifts 677 orange shirts for Orange Shirt Day, also known as National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. → Read More
The crimes were allegedly committed in a pattern between Sept. 2 and 19. → Read More
Mississauga man dead after being reportedly struck by vehicle → Read More
The City of Brampton has announced the scheduled completion date of the new Peel Regional Police satellite office that is being built in the city. → Read More
70-year old man goes missing in Brampton. → Read More
Amacon Mississauga Rotary Ribfest, the bonanza of all things BBQ, is back this year after being cancelled or held in a drive-thru format several times during COVID-19. → Read More
As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve, William Osler Health System hospitals are changing their screening policies. → Read More