As an important part of Commissionaires Ottawa’s internal recognition program, the Guard of the Year Award commends outstanding duty performance by a commissionaire. This year’s recipient is: Cmre Jean-Daniel Roy Section 163, Place Vincent Massey, Gatineau Cmre Jean-Daniel Roy, a second-generation commissionaire, joined our ranks in 2009 after CEGEP. He spent a few months at … Read more ›
As an important part of Commissionaires Ottawa’s internal recognition program, the Supervisor of the Year Award commends outstanding duty performance by a supervisor. This year’s recipient is: CWO Marie-Josée Normandeau-Lalonde, Section 64, Global Affaris Canada, Gatineau. CWO Marie-Josée Normandeau-Lalonde continues to be an exemplary supervisor who goes out of her way to surpass client expectations. … Read more ›
This is it! The final episode dedicated wholly to the Invictus Games Toronto 2017. What a ride. It's been two weeks since we’ve returned from the iconic Games experience, and the rush is still with us. We spent the week scurrying around the city chatting with dozens of individuals about their experiences and gained a tremendous amount … Read more ›
Although only in his early 20s, Keith is no stranger to taking a leadership role during emergency situations. Keith’s ability to remain calm and take immediate action may have saved multiple lives. Keith witnessed a serious multi-car accident while in his security vehicle in which, without hesitation, he called dispatch to inform them of the … Read more ›
Thursday October 5, the evening we’d all be waiting for—well, many of us, anyway. It was finally the book launch date of the highly anticipated, “O Canada! A celebration of 150 years,” at Ottawa City Hall. The venue was elegant and there was the perfect amount of sweet and savoury snacks, alongside local wine and … Read more ›
The Hill Times ran an op-ed by Commissionaires Great Lakes CEO Tom Prins regarding The Invictus Games, where he outlines how he is “grateful for the men and women who serve our country, and the families that support them.” The op-ed is available on our National blog.