As part of Nelson Mpondo’s university requirements, he received the obligated military services training and a military diploma. This training is mandatory for anyone attending university in Cameroon. Trainees who show potential and skills are offered training in Saint-Cyr, France. Nelson met those criteria, though he turned down the opportunity, opting instead to move to … Read more ›
From private healthcare to security, helping others has always been part of Jackalynn’s identity. No wonder she was the right fit as our newest HR recruiting specialist at Great Lakes. Jackalynn started in social work but quickly took on more managerial/office-type roles. “That’s when I found my niche. I liked helping, so I went back … Read more ›
On this day in 1938, Commissionaires Nova Scotia opened its doors for business. To commemorate the day, here are eight significant milestones that helped us get to 85 years: On January 24, 1938, CNS becomes part of the Canadian Corps of Commissionaires with only 20 men, all former members of the permanent force. On March … Read more ›
Seventeen remarkable commissionaires have received the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee (QPJ) medal, commemorating Queen Elizabeth II’s ascension to the throne and subsequent 70 years of public service. The QPJ medal was one of the last decorations of honour Her Majesty approved before her passing late last year. It recognizes outstanding volunteers, members of the Canadian Armed … Read more ›
He is Daniel Bishop, commissionaire-turned-special-constable with Peel Police. He worked with us for one year at the Ontario Financing Authority & Canadian Pension Investment Board (CPPIB) where he gained valuable training and work experience that would lead him to his new career. Daniel applied to Peel Police after graduating from Police Foundations in 2019. He … Read more ›
A professor handed Matt a magazine filled with job ads. Among them was an ad for Commissionaires. Our social mandate and accreditation with RCMP checked a few important boxes for Matt who had family members who had served. So, he decided to apply. What started off as just a summer job while finishing his diploma … Read more ›