Commissionaires Ottawa expands Headquarters

Continued growth expected to lead to more jobs and more services Prompted by continued business growth and demand for its services, Commissionaires Ottawa completed a large-scale renovation and expansion project at its Headquarters and hosted an Official Opening to mark the occasion. In addition to an 8,000 sq. ft. addition, the building located at 24 Colonnade … Read more ›

Jubilee Medal a ‘Humbling’ Honour

Wayne Moore, Castanet Being singled out for what he calls a ‘team effort’ was a humbling experience for David Kerr. The veteran commissionaire from Penticton was one of four members of the BC Mainland division of the Commissionaires honoured with a Queen’s Diamond Jubilee medal. The medal presentation took place at the Delta Grand Okanagan … Read more ›

Commissionaires BC awards Bursary to Criminology Student

Twenty year old SFU student Canon Wong has a goal of joining the Vancouver Police Department at the age of 22. The average age of a successful applicant is 26. Canon is doing everything he can to prepare himself for a career in policing, including joining the Canadian Forces as a reservist, and working as … Read more ›

Schools Look to Community to Snuff out Vandalism

Winnipeg Despite the heat, vandalism has proven to be a cold reality check for city schools in Winnipeg’s inner city and the suburbs. Now, as activity at the learning institutions winds down for the summer, the Manitoba School Boards Association is turning to the community for a solution to what it is calling a community … Read more ›

Dealing with Garbage Issues is Part of Dan Merlin’s Job

Shilo Stag, Manitoba – Jillian Driessen He is no peeping tom. There is no need to be alarmed if you see the new RHU regulating officer, Dan Merlin, in your yard. His position as RHU regulating officer has not come without unique difficulties. "I've been called a peeping tom!" said Merlin. Being called a "peeping … Read more ›