Historically, the marshal’s baton is a decorated object, a symbol of military power. In France, it was the highest military distinction. Like the royal regalia, it is an emblem with a strong symbolic dimension. The baton is also found in the scouts. Decorated and provided with a pennant, it proudly displays the colors and the … Read more ›
Commissionaires understands the value of a veteran. We know their dedicated skills and experience sets them apart. So, when Raymond Magnan retired from the CAF, he knew where his skillset would be best applied. “I’d worked closely with commissionaires for years on different bases,” Raymond reflected. “I applied [to CGL] but there wasn’t anything available … Read more ›
The spirit of Commissionaires is abundant in Nova Scotia. Our people carry a sense of pride that shows up in their work, and in the 88 communities where they live and serve. We spent the past two months capturing the enthusiasm of CNS employees as part of Commissionaires Canada’s centennial celebrations. To help build excitement … Read more ›
The 100th Anniversary Warriors’ Day Parade, honouring our veterans and members of the Canadian Armed Forces, was held on August 20 on the grounds of the CNE in Toronto. On October 15th, the Commissionaires Great Lakes Women’s Contingent received the Lt (N/S) Kay Christie ARRC Memorial Trophy for its performance at the Warriors’ Day Parade … Read more ›
There has long been the belief that women don’t belong within certain constructs of society. In answer to this, women have stood up and shattered imposed boundaries. Let us share with you the story of one such woman on our team. Cheryl Wells, Director of Strategic Accounts, manages our most significant commercial account: CBRE. She … Read more ›
Each student (either a commissionaire or their family member) was awarded an academic scholarship of up to $2,000 from Commissionaires Nova Scotia (CNS)