Helping Students Secure Their Educational and Career Goals: A National Priority Ottawa, ON (Apr. 1, 2022) – Commissionaires announced that applications for its National Bursary Program are now being accepted. The program aims to help Commissionaire employees (or their immediate family members) further their post-secondary education. A total of four bursaries, worth $2,500 each, will … Read more ›
Spring has finally come and that only means one thing … TIME FOR A CHANGE! When considering a change in your career, consider a career at Commissionaires. You may recognize us as being the premier provider in security services in government buildings, but we are much, MUCH more than that. We support hundreds of private … Read more ›
This month saw the presentation of cheques to four community groups that provide programs to support local veterans. Below is a summary of the recipients and the valuable work they do: VETS CANADA – $2,000 VETS Canada began in 2010 as a grassroots movement when Jim Lowther realized fellow veterans were slipping through the cracks. … Read more ›
The Commissionaires Great Lakes (CGL) Board of Governors has announced the hiring of Geoff Hamilton as the company’s new Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Hamilton had been serving as CGL’s Interim Administrator since September 2021. “Since becoming involved with CGL, Geoff has proven himself to be a strong leader and has spearheaded a number of important and positive changes … Read more ›
With COVID restrictions slowly easing, and the world coming to terms with the new reality of living with the virus, people might find themselves with the opportunity to begin spending more time away from home. International adventures, cross-country road trips, and weekend getaways are going to eventually be a part of our lives again, and … Read more ›
This story is part of a series of Commissionaires Nova Scotia blog posts celebrating the achievements of Black Nova Scotians for African Heritage Month. Clotilda Yakimchuk was born and raised in Whitney Pier, Nova Scotia. In 1954, she became the first Black graduate of the Nova Scotia Hospital School of Nursing. She also received a … Read more ›