Local Reaction to Ottawa Tragic Events
Breakfast Television By Natalie Geddes View report on YOU TUBE
Breakfast Television By Natalie Geddes View report on YOU TUBE
Edmonton Sun By Kevin Maimann Two local foundations supporting veterans will get a helping hand from the federal government this Remembrance Day. Edmonton-Centre MP Laurie Hawn announced Wednesday that the feds will kick in $5,000 to the No Stone Left Alone Memorial Foundation for commemorative poppy-laying ceremonies, as well as $2,500 to the Canadian Corps … Read more ›
National Post When I was serving in the Canadian Forces in Somalia, Croatia and Bosnia, I gave little thought to my career after the military. I had other things on my mind. I was a rifleman and a light machine gun operator. In my last mission in Bosnia, I served as a Chaplain’s assistant. The … Read more ›
The vast majority of Canadians believe we have an obligation to ensure veterans find meaningful employment after their military service. The exact number has hit an all-time high of 96 per cent, up from 94 per cent last year, and 90 per cent in 2008. The annual Nanos national Remembrance Day survey, released today by … Read more ›
More than 170 employees of Commissionaires Ottawa, many of whom are military and RCMP veterans, were honoured today with long service medals or special commendations. The awards ceremony was officiated by Captain (N) Paul A. Guindon (Ret’d), CEO of Commissionaires Ottawa and attended by company officials, clients, staff and family. The Guest of Honour was … Read more ›
On 16 October 2014, 75 commissionaires from across the company attended the Home Opener of the Ottawa Senators vs. Colorado Avalanche, where Commissionaires Ottawa was acknowledged for 75 years of service in our community. A pre-game gathering was held in an event room where commissionaires were personally welcomed by Ottawa Senators’ President, Cyril Leeder, and … Read more ›