Media centre
Make an inquiry and access the Region's latest news releases, public notices and Council decisions.
Media inquiries
For urgent or time-sensitive media inquiries, call 905-454-3707.
Email us to be added to our media release distribution list.
| Area | Contact person |
|---|---|
Corporate Services |
Tatiana Marmora |
Health Services |
Chris Bell |
Human Services |
Renee Wilson |
Strategic Transformation |
Denise McDonough |
Public Works |
Amie Miles |
Recent news releases
- Grown in Peel connects residents to fresh, local produce - May 1
- Celebrate Museum Month with PAMA this May - April 26
- Recognizing the National Day of Mourning on April 28 - April 26
- Seasonal operating hours begin at three Community Recycling Centres - April 22
- Circular Innovation Council partners with Peel Region to expand its community-based circular hub - April 22
- Fostering Inclusivity: Peel Region introduces Supply Chain Diversity program - April 17
- Watermain repair investigation reduces lanes on Netherhart Drive and Britannia Road East - April 15
- Free confidential paper shredding returns this spring - April 15
- National Work Zone Awareness Week is April 15 to 19, 2024 - April 15
- April 8 to 12 is 9-1-1 Awareness Week in Peel - April 8
- Celebrate Sikh Heritage 2024 this April at PAMA - April 5
- Spring battery collection is back in Peel - April 1
- Good Friday Holiday Service Hours at the Region of Peel - March 26
- Peel Region proposes an innovative, sustainable model to better support asylum claimants in the community - March 21
- New bill, new rate structure for Peel water and wastewater customers - March 19
- Fix a Leak Week promotes water conservation in Peel - March 18
- Peel Region receiving $1.6 million in provincial funding to improve access to healthcare for residents experiencing homelessness - March 15
- Statement from Peel Region on the passing of Brian Mulroney - March 1
- Marching into Family Fun: PAMA's March Break Extravaganza - February 29
- Statement from Peel Public Health on measles vaccination and March Break travel - February 29
- Peel’s School Health Program prioritizes mental health through partnerships - February 29
- Peel Region earns prestigious recognition as one of Canada's Best Employers by Forbes - February 28
- Peel Region to invest additional $130 million to expand capacity at G.E. Booth Water Resource Recovery Facility - February 26
- Yard waste collection begins the week of March 4 in Peel - February 26
- Peel Region and Peel Regional Police raise $268,000 for United Way - February 22
- Peel Region releases 2023 Year in Review Council Report - February 22
- Peel Region Partners with OneChild to Combat Human Trafficking - February 22
- Juliet Jackson recognized as a community builder and champion - February 16
- Family Day Holiday Service Hours at Peel Region - February 14
- Peel Public Health investigating a confirmed case of measles - February 13
- Celebrate Black History and Family Day at PAMA this February! - January 31
- Statement from Regional Chair Nando Iannicca: Transition Board update - January 26
- Councillors to take part in CPR and AED training during Regional Council meeting - January 24
- Peel Region announces Fred Terra as Director, Enterprise Applications - January 16
- Winter garbage exemption happening soon - January 15
- Peel Region celebrates 50 years of incredible service - January 11
- A new year of exciting exhibits and events at PAMA - January 11
- Peel's Christmas tree collection starts next week - January 2
Attending Council meetings
Members of the media are welcome to attend Regional Council meetings. All meetings are held in the Council Chambers at the Regional headquarters located at 10 Peel Centre Drive, Suite A, Brampton.
Meeting dates are available on the Regional Council meetings calendar.
Other information
The Region’s Multicultural Media Program is a paid advertisement program for media outlets.
We use this program to place translated advertisements in various print and online publications. These ads communicate and promote select regional programs, services and events to specific multicultural communities throughout Peel.
A print or online publication must qualify and register to be considered for the program.
To qualify, a publication must serve a specific community in one of the top languages in Peel (Punjabi, Urdu or Arabic). For more info on Peel top languages, visit the Peel Data Portal.
After registration
If a publication qualifies, we will include it in our randomly assigned annual advertising cycle.
Registering does not guarantee that we’ll place an advertisement in a publication. Every 4 years, in conjunction with Peel Region’s Term of Council, we’ll ask publications to validate their information or re-register.
