CTV London Two locals are among the top four most exceptional crossing guards in the country as chosen by a national safety organization. Dale Martin, a crossing guard for London's Jack Chambers Public School and Gerry Brown, a guard for East Lambton Elementary School in Watford are among those selected. The winners of the 2014 … Read more ›
Toronto, Ontario, 15 December 2014 – Commissionaires Great Lakes, has been selected by the City of London Transportation department to be the sole provider of security crossing guards for the 2014-15 school year. The two-year contract began September, 2nd 2014, and is ongoing at more than 100 locations across the City of London. Approximately 130 … Read more ›
Sens Mean Business is an ongoing series in OBJ where the Ottawa Senators highlight local companies who support the city’s NHL franchise. SENS MEAN BUSINESS: Commissionaires WHAT DOES COMMISSIONAIRES OTTAWA DO? Commissionaires Ottawa is an award-winning, private sector market leader that specializes in providing a diverse range of security solutions—from guarding, digital fingerprinting and pre-employment screening … Read more ›
portagedailygraphic.com By Svjetlana Mlinarevic The City of Portage la Prairie is moving towards a policy of being a no-kill municipality after more than 35 years of euthanizing animals. “Since we made the switch, we have partnered in the community with a local veterinarian and the Winnipeg Pet Rescue Shelter in an attempt to maintain a zero … Read more ›
Commissionaires Great Lakes, has been selected by the City of Owen Sound to be the sole security service organization for the provision of school crossing guards and parking by-law enforcement for the City. The three-year contract began September 2014, and features an option to renew for two additional one-year extensions. Commissionaires will deploy a total … Read more ›
Esprit de Corps By: Jason McNaught Before the Halifax International Airport was built in the early 1960s, there was a considerable “to do” about where to put it. Residents of the tiny maritime province of Nova Scotia spend more than 100 days a year tucked under a thick blanket of fog. Actually, to be more … Read more ›