The vast majority of Canadians believe we have an obligation to ensure veterans find meaningful employment after their military service. The exact number has hit an all-time high of 96 per cent, up from 94 per cent last year, and 90 per cent in 2008. The annual Nanos national Remembrance Day survey

City of Ottawa recognizes company’s 75-year history OTTAWA – Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson has proclaimed October 1st, 2014 “Commissionaires Ottawa Day” in honour of the private security company’s 75th anniversary, veteran-focused social mandate and ongoing contributions to the safety and security of the

Steve Gagnon, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for the Canadian Corps of Commissionaires (Southern Alberta Division), is pleased to announce that effective 02 September 2014 Regan Mills is Senior Manager, Corporate Administration for the Division. Mr. Mills will lead and manage the Division’s day to

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On June 27, 2014 a Return to Duty Memorandum of Understanding between The Canadian Corps of Commissionaires and the Department of National Defence and the Canadian Armed Forces was signed in Ottawa. The aim of the MOU is for the CAF and Commissionaires to work in concert where possible at local and

OTTAWA---June 18, 2014 —The Perley and Rideau Veterans’ Health Centre Foundation today announced that the first of two apartment buildings, specially designed for seniors, was named Commissionaires Ottawa Place in honour of one of its leading donors. Capt(N) Paul A. Guindon (Ret’d), a 33-year Navy

Commissionaires Ottawa, whose service territory extends throughout all of Northern Ontario, has been selected by the City of Timmins to be the sole security provider for the Victor M. Power Airport, Timmins, Ontario. The three-year contract began on March 1, 2014. Commissionaires Ottawa will deploy

Commissionaires welcomes CII Fingerprinting Services to our growing list of digital fingerprint affiliates. They are located at 339 Bloor St. West Suite 217. More information can be found at www.CanadaFingerprints.com.

Remembrance Day survey examines challenges facing vets after military service An annual Nanos national survey released today by Commissionaires demonstrates overwhelming public support for veterans as they make the transition from military life to a civilian career. For the second consecutive year

On behalf of Commissionaires BC, Frank Richter, Board Chair and Allen Batchelar, CEO donated $5,000 to the Equitas Society today. Jim Scott, President of Equitas gratefully accepted the contribution, noting the funds will be used to help support disabled soldiers who are seeking changes to the