Media Release

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 ›

Bill Sutherland, The StarPhoenix Re: Afghanistan: Coming home series. Thank you for drawing attention to the impact that the longest combat mission in Canadian history is having on our veterans. One of their biggest challenges in returning home is to make the transition to the civilian workforce, as the article Afghan vets take aim at … Read more ›

A target for theft, terrorism and idle curiosity, utility EPCOR turns to an outside provider for its security needs Linda Johnson, Canadian Security Magazine January / February 2012 Even before 9/11, utility companies faced daunting security threats. For, as long as there have been electrical stations and wastewater plants, there’s also been opposition, extreme weather … Read more ›