ceo.ca/marketwired Consumer Choice Award announced the 2017 Top Service Providers in their respective sectors for the Winnipeg Area. We would like to extend heartfelt congratulations to all this year's winners; your dedication to superior service has resonated with the people of Winnipeg. Each year across Canada, Consumer Choice Award gathers opinions, perceptions and expectations through the … Read more ›
Canadiansecuritymag.com Two Commissionaires from Commissionaires Kingston Division received Professionalism Awards from the 8 Wing/Canadian Forces Base Trenton, for their quick actions to avoid an incident at Trenton Royal Canadian Air Force Base. Commissionaires Alan McDonald and Art Burke received Royal Canadian Air Force Flight Safety Professionalism Awards for their actions in spotting a panel that … Read more ›
In continuing the tradition of providing support to veterans across Nova Scotia, Commissionaires Nova Scotia (CNS) presented a cheque for $1,900 to Taigh Na Mara, home to 31 veterans in Glace Bay, on November 14, 2016, to assist with the purchase of an adjustable height table. CNS’ Veterans Support Committee’s (VSC) mandate is to assist … Read more ›
Two Commissionaires from Commissionaires Kingston Division received Professionalism Awards from the 8 Wing/Canadian Forces Base Trenton, for their quick actions to avoid an incident at Trenton Royal Canadian Air Force Base. Commissionaires Alan McDonald and Art Burke received Royal Canadian Air Force Flight Safety Professionalism Awards for their actions in spotting a panel that was … Read more ›
Esprit de Corps – November 2016 Issue Commissionaires provides security services to individuals, businesses and governments as well as meaningful employment to former members of the Canadian Armed Forces and the RCMP. The skills acquired while in military service or law enforcement are highly valuable in, and easily transferrable to, other professions. The Canadian Corps … Read more ›
By Stu Gooden, Global News For veterans who have served, it’s not an easy transition back to a normal civilian life. Many struggle with mental illness, finding jobs, and even homelessness. A 2015 report by Employment and Social Development Canada estimates that there are 2,250 homeless veterans in Canada. Many do not have money saved … Read more ›