Prompted by continued business growth and demand for its services, Commissionaires has created CNTI, a national training institute now offering top-ranked security training and customer service courses at locations across the country. While Commissionaires has trained thousands of students at its individual locations for years, this is the first time its training is being offered on … Read more ›
Esprit de Corps – Blake Hurdis For 87 years, Commissionaires has had the mandate of providing meaningful employment for the men and women who have served the Canadian military and moved on to civilian life. It’s a mandate they continue to live by. “Because our social mandate is employing veterans, we think we fit very … Read more ›
Commissionaires is the only security organization in Canada to have every office across Canada certified to International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards ISO 9001:2008 and is audited annually to ensure these standards are maintained. The registration covers the Quality Management System for services to clients in security, by-law enforcement, parking and traffic control, property control, … Read more ›
Commissionaires Manitoba is pleased to announce it has earned the largest security contract in Manitoba this year. They were the successful bidder of a three year contract with Boeing Canada Winnipeg (BCW) to provide security services to BCW’s three separate Winnipeg locations The contract is to provide security guarding for over 50,000 hours per year. … Read more ›
There’s little argument that today’s colleges and university campuses have changed. The advent of emerging technologies, the introduction of sustainable practices and the push for greater student autonomy have had a tremendous impact on shaping the new landscape. Yet perhaps the biggest change has come in the form of increased campus safety and security. One … Read more ›
A Nanos national survey released today by Commissionaires, revealed a growing concern among Canadians with the plight of modern veterans, many of whom are struggling to make the transition from the Canadian Forces to civilian life. An astonishing 94 per cent of those surveyed (an increase from 89 per cent in 2009) believe that Canadians … Read more ›