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 “Thank you to all the participants and sponsors for a very successful 2011 Peel Crime Stoppers Community Appreciation Dinner.”

 “Thank you to all the participants and sponsors for a very successful 2011 Peel Crime Stoppers fundraising golf tournament.”

Peel Crime Stoppers joins representatives from the Law Enforcement Torch Run in Sudbury

From June 9th – 11th, 2011, the Greater Sudbury Police Service staged the 2011 Special Olympics Ontario Provincial Floor Hockey Championships.    This is high profile event that is held every 4 years. 

These games broaden the awareness and understanding that “team” includes not only athletes and coaches, but the entire community.

It was in this spirit of community involvement that Peel Crime Stoppers directors Scott MacBean and Don Dunphy supported representatives from the Law Enforcement Torch Run from across Ontario in leading the games into Sudbury.   The run started in the east part of Sudbury and participants ran 4 kilometres through the streets of Sudbury to the Laurentian University Campus where the Special Olympians were waiting for them.  

“On Saturday, May 28th, and Sunday, May 29th, 2011, a unique cycling event called the "Tour de TIPS"  was  held to raise money for, and awareness about, the Crime Stoppers program. Starting in the town of Newmarket, riders cycled 225 scenic kilometres over 2 days to the finish line at Hernder Estates Winery in Niagara Region.

The ride was  hosted by 3 Crime Stoppers programs - Peel, York, and Halton. Crime Stoppers is recognized as an effective means to help solve and reduce crime in the community.  In Peel, we have a strong history of supporting this very successful program, which is funded exclusively through private and corporate contributions.   A big thank you to the 21 cyclists who participated on behalf of Peel Crime Stoppers.   Thanks to their hard work, over $7,800  was raised.”

Click here to enter the Tour de TIPS website. If you have any questions, please contact Sgt. Iris Johnston at ext 4876 or by email,  or Cst. Tony Bayley at ext 4878 or by email.  

On Friday, January 28th,  2011,  the Mississauga St. Michael’s Majors hosted a  Mascot Mania Day. The day provided  fans a chance to see numerous  mascots, including our very own “Stopper”.  The mascots interacted with  fans and pumped up the crowd with  main attraction of the day taking place during the  first intermission when the Mascots faced off against each other in a hockey showdown.

On Saturday, June 19th, the most successful Race Against Racism was held at the Mississauga Valley Community Centre in Mississauga.  A record number of participants ran, walked and strolled their way to support this great event hosted by the Diversity Relations Unit and funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada. Members from across the organization joined people from a variety of communities to celebrate the diversity that exists in Peel Region.  This year, the race had over 60 volunteers and 300 participants as well, Stopper joined in on the fun. Congratulations to everyone who participated! 

January 14, 2010

Peel Crime Stoppers has joined forces with MADD Canada and Peel Regional Police to expand the “Water Watch Program”, to promote a safer boating environment and  to reduce the number of impaired drivers.  Shown from left to right are:   Don Dunphy, Vice-Chair of Peel Crime  Stoppers, Andrew Murie, CEO MADD Canada and Sgt. Mark Stafford, Peel Regional Police Marine Unit.

Peel Crime Stoppers were thinking “spring” as they announced an exciting new partnership with MADD Canada and Peel Regional Police Marine Unit at their Crime Stoppers Month media launch in January.  Peel Crime Stoppers commitment in this partnership is to expand the “Water Watch Program”, promote a safer boating environment on the waterways, and reduce the number of impaired boaters in Peel region.

This partnership has been spearheaded in conjunction with Andrew Murie of MADD Canada and Sgt. Mark Stafford of the Peel Regional Police Marine Unit.  As Sgt. Stafford noted “We have identified (impaired boating) as an issue here through our investigations”.  

MADD Canada’s popular 911 campaign, which urges people to report impaired drivers on the roads, will hit Mississauga waterways this spring.  Boaters, marina employees and even those enjoying a lakeside walk will be asked to contact 911 to report crimes of an urgent nature. The public will also be asked to contact Crime Stoppers if they wish to anonymously report water related crimes of a non-urgent nature.