BRAMPTON, ON (May 2, 2025), – Grown in Peel makes it easy for residents to find fresh, locally grown and raised products, strengthening the connection between Peel’s farms and the community. From fresh fruits and vegetables to meats, honey, eggs, and nursery stock, the Grown in Peel Local Food Guide has all the information you need to shop, support, and explore local agriculture. Residents can use the Guide’s interactive…
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BRAMPTON, ON (May 2, 2025), – Hospital transfers can be stressful for long-term care residents, increasing their risk for delirium, hospital-acquired infections, and functional decline. In early results being presented at AdvantAge Ontario’s 2025 Convention (#ASC2025) today, Peel Region saw improved health outcomes and a promising reduction in hospital transfers by expanding point-of-care testing (POCT) across all five of…
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, BRAMPTON, ON (May 2, 2025), - Patricia Caza, Peel’s Regional Solicitor and Commissioner of Legislative Services, has been selected as one of nine excellence awardees shortlisted for the Law Department Leader of the Year by the Canadian Law Awards. As Regional Solicitor, Patricia Caza serves as the Chief Legal Officer of the corporation and provides advice to Regional Council to inform decision-making. She and the Legal…
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BRAMPTON, ON (May 7, 2025), – Peel Public Health (PPH) is investigating a new case of measles. The public may have been exposed on May 3 during the following flight or at this location: Air Canada, Flight AC540 Seattle to Toronto (7:28 PM ET arrival time) Terminal 1, Pearson International Airport (6301 Silver Dart Dr., Mississauga, ON L5P 1B2) between 7:28 PM ET and 10:00 PM ET Peel Public Health directly contacts people…, The situation in Peel, So far in 2025, there have been 6 confirmed cases of measles in Peel. In 2024, Peel had 3 confirmed cases of measles. Of Peel’s 6 cases, 3 were related to travel, and 3 were from close contacts or community spread. Peel’s cases are not known to be connected to the current multi-jurisdictional measles outbreak in Ontario. Peel Public Health continues to monitor the situation and investigates every…
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