Peel Regional Police strives to make our community safe for all people. To do this, we have some information that will help create a strong relationship between officers and citizens.
Peel Regional Polices' policy is to provide the best possible service in a fast, fair and reasonable manner to all people, without discrimination based on, but not limited to: race, ancestry, place of origin, colour, religion, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, age, sex, citizenship, marital or family status, physical or mental disability, criminal record or social condition. For more information regarding your civil rights, visit the Canadian Civil Liberties Association website.
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