A member of the committee that helped advise the federal government on its apology to Canada’s first and only segregated military unit says the apology doesn’t right wrongs from the past, but is a step in the right direction. Doug Ruck, whose father chronicled the history and racist treatment of the all-Black No. 2 Construction … Read more ›
The reservist and former retail worker says she’s found her calling as a commissionaire, and believes others would enjoy the career just as much. Marla Morrell knows customer service like the back of her hand. She’s worked at department stores, was a cook for nine years, and even spent time as a Continuing Care Assistant. … Read more ›
With the job market currently considered as a “job-seeker market”, this is the perfect opportunity for you to make a career change and join the growing and exciting industry of security, community service and protection! Our job fairs have proven to be highly successful in connecting the ideal candidates to the right jobs through one-on-one … Read more ›
Debbie Saunders is a busy woman. She’s a mother, military spouse, and a full-time Site Supervisor at Summer Gardens condominium in Downtown Halifax. It can be a lot to juggle, especially when her husband is away at sea with the Navy. Her full days sometimes stretch late into the evening. Thankfully, Debbie has the support … Read more ›
We caught up with commissionaire Randy Bynoe. At first glance, his 6’6”, 260-pound frame and presence might intimidate you. However, the moment he smiles or greets you, it’s a different story. Known to his colleagues for his charisma and ability to make people laugh, Randy brings his positive attitude and kindness to everyone he meets. … Read more ›
So, you want to join the security industry. Maybe it’s a summer job to make a little money before the new school year, maybe you’re looking for part-time work during retirement, or maybe you’re just at the beginning of an exciting new career in criminal justice, policing, or the military. There are many career paths … Read more ›