Organization says the job is perfect for people looking for something lower key Michael Staples, The Daily Gleaner (Fredericton) Ronald Theriault has found the perfect union. The former soldier is a member of the Canadian Corps of Commissionaires and loving every minute of it. "It gives me something to do and I can still be … Read more ›
Abbotsford Mayor Bruce Banman and CEO Allen Batchelar renew Commissionaires BC contract for animal control. The city of Abbotsford has purchased a custom-built van that will be used by Commissionaires' bylaw officers over the next three years of the contract.
CBC Retired brigadier-general John James Grant has been named the new lieutenant governor of Nova Scotia. Read full article here. Note: This link will only be live as long as the provider makes it so. Please e-mail webmaster to let us know if it is not loading.
Kelowna Capital News A Kelowna man is facing Mischief charges after allegedly damaging a number of parking meters throughout the downtown area. Mounties received a report that a lone man on a bicycle was attempting to break in to City-owned parking meters, March 12 at about 11:30 p.m. “Police closed in on the man but … Read more ›
Richard Rolke, Vernon Morning Star Consistent enforcement of Enderby’s rules are meeting with success. It’s been almost a year since the city contracted the Commissionaires — a private security firm — to take on bylaw enforcement in the community. “He is equipped for the job and has a good knowledge of our bylaws,” said Mayor … Read more ›
Bill Sutherland, The Windsor Star Re: The journey to civilian life: Vets refocus aim on job market, by Jordan Press, Postmedia News, March 1. The Windsor Star is to be commended for drawing attention to the impact that the longest combat mission in Canadian history is having on our veterans. Our brave men and women … Read more ›