Dan Popowich, CEO of Commissionaires British Columbia, is retiring Thursday (June 15). Chris Mitchell will take over as CEO and will waste no time transitioning into his role. Chris spent his formative years growing up in West Africa, returning to Canada in 1998. He then joined the Canadian Armed

Support of veterans is why Commissionaires was founded, and we have never shirked that mission. --Tom Reimer, CEO, Commissionaires Manitoba Exciting times are upon us! It’s been just over one-week since I became a commissionaire, and I can’t believe all the interesting activities and initiatives we

Commissionaires is partnering with Golf Canada to host Canadian Armed Forces Day on Saturday, July 29, 2017, as part of the RBC Canadian Open. All current and former members of Canada’s Armed Forces can register for a free “military pass” that will provide access to the tournament grounds and

Our commissionaires are known for being committed, passionate and hard-working individuals. They stand out from the pack due to their desire to be a part of something more significant than that as individuals. They care about the communities they live and work in. Recently, the quick-thinking of

Ray Mulholland is known by his colleagues for his role as a top-notch supervisor at the Chalmers Hospital parking facility in Fredericton. What many people don’t know is that Ray plays another prominent role in the community. Ray is Tinsel the Clown, known for his mastery of the magic of balloon

Alistair Vigier, a veteran of the Canadian Army and Commissionaire from 2011-2014 has recently been named one of the BC Business 30 under 30. Alistair joined Commissionaires Victoria in 2011 where he played a key role on the marketing and business development team until 2014. He had an excellent

Commissionaire Lee Dudas was presented with an Administrative Recognition and a commemorative coin for his response to two incidents while working at his site at the Lethbridge Public Library Main Branch. In late February, Lee was making his rounds and stopped at the information desk to see if there

Even for busy Commissionaires, there is always time to take up a hobby. Deciding to forgo stamp-collecting and knitting, Nick Dunning creates incredibly lifelike and historically accurate depictions of military battle scenes to honour Canada’s veterans. Nick’s passion and hobby is fitting. His

By: Benoit Gagnon, Director, Cybersurveillance and Information Security, Quebec Division So, you’re ready for your next vacation. Vaccine, check! Passport, check! Airplane tickets, check! Luggage, check! Laptop and camera, check! Everything is a set, and you are ready to experience the best vacation

Gassan Muhammed arrived for his shift as a security guard at St. John’s City Hall last week. While this sounds like any other day for many workers across the country, this was a special day for Gassan, as it was his first day on the job in his new home: Canada. Gassan is a participant of the Syrian