News Releases Archive
News releases are official statements issued by Commissionaires for the media.
State of the Art Technology helps Commissionaires Secure City of Kelowna and Airport
Kelowna, 16 March 2011 -- Mobility is a continuing trend in 2011 and beyond. And it’s not just people accessing the internet via smartphones, we are seeing the push to mobility in many business sectors, including security.
Commissionaires BC is charged with securing the city of Kelowna’s parks, city property and yards. At the end of last year the company installed computer laptops in all of their patrol cars, allowing them to run a software program to collect and analyze information on the spot. They can look at a single incident or the big picture to spot trends and assess risk.
Commissionaires Great Lakes Launches New Investigations Unit
Businesses have new option for due diligence, litigation support, and more
Toronto, December 8, 2010 – Commissionaires Great Lakes (CGL) today announced the launch of its new Investigations Unit to offer clients investigative services in the areas of due diligence, litigation support, fraud investigations, and intellectual property. The Special Investigations Unit will be led by Tom O’Carroll, a seasoned security professional.
Commissionaires and DND Join Forces to Support Injured Veterans
Memorandum of Understanding on new “Return to Work” program signed
Ottawa, ON, November 2, 2010 – The Department of National Defence, the Canadian Forces (CF), and Commissionaires announce the signing of the Return to Work (RTW) Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to provide employment to veterans injured in the line of duty. The MOU was signed 1 November 2010 at National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa.
Pictou Resident Receives Governor General’s Commander-in-Chief Unit Commendation
October 23, 2010, Truro, NS – MWO (Ret) Rik Clark remembers the days in July 1992 when November Company 3rd Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment,1R22R Battle Group entered the airport in the besieged city of Sarajevo while under fire. Their mission to secure the airport to allow humanitarian relief flights to land with their valuable cargos of food and medical supplies.
CEO / Commandant Appointment
October 13, 2010, Saint John, NB - Commodore (Retired) Gerald Peer, Chairman of the Board of Governors, the NB & PEI division of Commissionaires, has announced the appointment of Colonel (Retired) Peter J. Kramers as the Commandant and Chief Executive Officer. He assumed the post on the retirement of Commandant David Blaney, effective October 1, 2010.
Commissionaires Opens Additional Toronto Office to Meet Demand for Criminal Background Checks
July 26 2010, Toronto, ON – To meet the increasing demand for background checks, Commissionaires Great Lakes has just opened its seventh digital fingerprinting office, located at 25 St. Clair Ave East – steps from the St. Clair subway station. The service, offered by knowledgeable friendly professionals, makes criminal record checks faster for those applying for immigration, citizenship, employment, international adoptions, and foreign travel.
Soldier Presents Original Art Work to Commissionaires Manitoba for Project Reindeer- Gifts for our Troops
July 2010, Winnipeg, MB - Master Corporal (MCpl) Rob Chmara returned from serving in Afghanistan and presented art work called “Ring of Steel” by artist Silvia Pecota to Commissionaires Manitoba. MCpl Chmara made a presentation at Commissionaires Manitoba division office today in recognition of their work in the creation and execution of Project Reindeer- Gifts for our Troops.
Commissionaires Takes Stock and Charts Future Course
July 2010, Ottawa, ON - Paul Guindon, Chairman of the National Business Management Committee (NBMC) reports on results and maps out the priorities for the coming year.
How to Protect Against Looting During Fire Evacuations
Commissionaires offers advice
July 12, 2010, Kelowna, BC -- The large fire burning at a sawmill near Armstrong has forced the evacuation of nearly 100 residents. Last year local residents were appalled to see evacuated homes looted during fires. This year residents evacuated from their homes due to the mudslide near Oliver also faced looting.
Commissionaire Posted at the Canadian Space Agency Distinguished from 30,000 Private Security Guards Across Ontario
Jeff Rochon wins prestigious APSA Guard of the Year Award
June 8, 2010, Ottawa, ON - Commissionaire Jeff Rochon has been announced as the recipient of the APSA Guard of the Year Award. This prestigious award recognizes outstanding performance in the security profession and is given out annually by the Association of Professional Security Agencies (APSA), whose 16 member companies represent over 30,000 private security guards across Ontario.
Third Annual Event Honours and Supports Troops and their Families
Commissionaires Ottawa running in partnership with CFB Petawawa through seven different municipalities between Ottawa and Petawawa
May 6-7, 2010 - National Capital Region / Ottawa Valley – The families of Canadian military families are being honoured – and supported – with a third annual event on May 6 and 7: RUN FOR MILITARY FAMILIES. Approximately 20 commissionaires will join with 20 CFB Petawawa military personnel to run from Parliament Hill westward through various communities to Petawawa.
Commissionaires Congratulates the Canadian Navy on its Centennial
$20,000 donated to commission paintings commemorating Navy anniversary
May 4, 2010, Ottawa, Ontario – Commissionaires, Canada’s most experienced provider of security services, is delighted to offer the Canadian Navy congratulations on its 100th anniversary and help share in its celebration. In the 85 years since the founding of Commissionaires, thousands of Navy veterans have helped to shape our organization’s history and future. So it is only fitting that Commissionaires would be enthusiastic supporters of the Canadian Navy’s centennial in 2010.
Surrey Resident Receives Governor General Award
Commissionaire recognized for humanitarian aid mission in Sarajevo
April 26, 2010, Vancouver BC - Former member of the Canadian Forces, Carl Huggins, received the Governor General’s Commander-in-Chief's Unit Commendation on Friday, April 23, 2010, at a special awards ceremony held at the Seaforth Armoury in Vancouver. Mr. Huggins received the citation for the work he did as a soldier in July 1992, when he helped to reopen the besieged Sarajevo airport amidst Serbian sniper fire and shelling, in order to deliver humanitarian aid to the city and the surrounding area.
New Law Requires Training to Prevent Workplace Violence
Commissionaires Great Lakes offers one-day compliance workshop
April 1, 2010, Toronto, ON – A new one-day workshop offered by Commissionaires Great Lakes helps businesses understand, and comply with, Bill 168, provincial labour legislation comes into effect in June, 2010. The new Ontario law imposes significant new demands on employers to protect their employees from workplace violence and harassment. Specifically, the new law requires employers to develop new policies and procedures relating to the investigation and reporting of incidents of workplace violence. Before developing such a program, employers are also obliged to complete a risk assessment of violence hazards that may arise in the workplace.
Victoria Division named Finalist for 2010 Business of the Year
March 16, 2010, Victoria, BC – The Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce has named Commissionaires Victoria, the Islands and Yukon Division as one of two finalists for Business of the Year with more than 75 employees.
GTA Business Survey Reveals Heightened Security Concerns
Crime is common thread in companies’ top three security priorities
February 4, 2010, Toronto, ON – Protecting property, and preventing vandalism, break-ins and theft, together represent the top security concern of GTA businesses that have security personnel, according to a comprehensive survey conducted by The Strategic Counsel on behalf of Commissionaires Great Lakes, a leading security organization. Rounding out the top three security concerns are preventing unauthorized access, and protecting people, respectively.
Who are Guarding the Guards at the 2010 Games?
Commissionaires from across Canada travel to B.C. to meet unprecedented demand for security services
February 2, 2010, Ottawa, ON – In the face of unprecedented demand for security services triggered by the 2010 games, more than 350 commissionaires are answering the call to support the largest security operation in Canadian history. Nearly 60 employees of Commissionaires, a leading provider of security services, travelled to British Columbia from more than 40 different communities across the country, including Summerside, PEI, Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, Melocheville, Québec, Haneytown, New Brunswick, London, Ontario, and Medicine Hat, Alberta. Under contract to the Department of National Defence, the visiting commissionaires are securing the compounds housing the Olympic security forces. The contract began last summer and commissionaires have been on duty for the last four months and will continue until after the games. They are living on-site.
Unprecedented Demand for Security says BC's Biggest Private Security Firm
New clients driving recent surge says Commissionaires BC
January 19, 2010, Vancouver, BC - The province’s largest security firm, Commissionaires BC, says the demand for security services triggered by the 2010 Olympics is unprecedented as the lower mainland and Whistler prepare for the biggest security operation in Canadian history.
Commissionaires Opens Additional Site in Vancouver to Meet Increasing Demand for Background Checks
December 9, 2009, Vancouver, BC -- Vancouver’s immigration applicants, bouncers and locksmiths have something in common--they all need criminal background checks. To meet the increasing demand for identification checks, Commissionaires BC has just opened their third digital-fingerprinting site, located at 8157 Main Street in Vancouver. The service, offered by friendly knowledgeable professionals, makes criminal record checks faster for Vancouverites applying for immigration, citizenship, employment, international adoptions, and security licences.
Survey Reveals need for Second Careers after Life in the Canadian Forces
Canadians wrongly believe that most veterans retire with pensions
November 5, 2009, Ottawa, ON – Canadians overestimate how long the average veteran serves in the Canadian Forces (CF) and how many of them retire with pensions, according to a Nanos Research survey released today by Commissionaires in time for Remembrance Day. In reality, only about 30 percent of veterans have earned pensions when they retire from the Canadian Forces. A strong majority of those surveyed believe that at least half of veterans retire with pensions, and more than 28 percent of Canadians believe that all veterans do.
Advisory - Commissionaires to Release Remembrance Day Survey on Canadians’ Attitudes towards Veterans and their Second Careers
November 2, 2009, Ottawa, ON -
- What percentage of veterans retire with a Canadian Forces pension?
- How long does the average Canadian Forces member serve?
- Do we have an obligation to ensure vets find employment after they’ve served?
Digital Fingerprinting Technology Now Here in the North
Northerners can access quicker and more convenient fingerprinting and ID services
October 28, 2009, Sudbury, ON – New state-of-the-art digital fingerprinting technology is being introduced to Northern Ontario by a private security company, Commissionaires Ottawa. The advanced fingerprinting service is now available throughout the north through Commissionaires’ mobile units or directly at the company’s new Sudbury office.
Project Reindeer
October 24, 2009, Winnipeg, MB - Project Reindeer is an initiative by Commissionaires Manitoba to share the Holiday Spirit with our much respected, troops overseas. We are collecting unwrapped travel sized goods so we can create packages that will be mailed out in November. To sign up a family member serving overseas during the holiday season call 204-942-5993 ext 2223.
A New Kind of Security Guard in Garden Hill
August 31, 2009, Winnipeg, MB -- Garden Hill First Nations hosted their first Manitoba Justice Security Guard Training, facilitated by Commissionaires Manitoba- which in turn created the foundation to a self sustained security program.
After months of talks with the Federal and Provincial Government, Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA) and band members from Garden Hill, the program was implemented.
Commissionaires Honours Founders, Members
July 30,2009, Halifax, NS - A Wall of Distinction honouring the founders and exemplary members of Commissionaires Nova Scotia (CNS) since the organization’s establishment in 1937 will be unveiled tonight at the CNS Training Centre, Dartmouth.
How to Protect Against Looting During Fire Evacuations
Commissionaires BC offers advice
July 30, 2009, Kelowna, BC – Kelowna residents were appalled to learn that some people who were evacuated from their homes during the recent fires became double victims. They may have been lucky enough to avoid having their homes razed by fire, but many were not lucky enough to escape looters.
Digital Fingerprinting Services Available at Commissionaires Manitoba
July 21, 2009, Winnipeg, MB -- Digital fingerprinting services available at Commissionaires division office helps to confirm your identity.
With the recent changes to identification required to cross the border by ground, you may need digital fingerprints to confirm your identity, especially if you have a common name.
Commissionaires Expand ID Services in Sydney, Nova Scotia
July 16, 2009, Sydney, NS - A new digital fingerprinting and the Electronic Canadian Police Information Centre (ECPIC) system are now available for faster processing of clearances for a number of requirements is now available through the Sydney office of Commissionaires Nova Scotia (CNS).
Six Canadians Meet Her Majesty The Queen to Celebrate Commissionaires’ 150th Anniversary
Delegation of Canadian commissionaires proud to honour organization's history
July 7, 2009, Ottawa, ON - Six Canadian commissionaires from across the country met Her Majesty, The Queen and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh as part of celebrating the 150th anniversary of the creation of the Corps of Commissionaires in England in 1859. The Canadian delegation joined other Commissionaires' organizations from as far away as Papua New Guinea and Australia. True to its founding purpose, Commissionaires' mission is to provide meaningful employment for veterans.
Advisory - Commissionaires Launches New Website
June 1, 2009, Ottawa, ON -- Welcome to our new upgraded website. In our ongoing efforts to make browsing our website enjoyable and to make it fast and easy to find the information you are looking for, we have made the following significant changes ...
Commissionaires Windsor Celebrates 75 Years Service to Essex and Kent Counties
May 20, 2009, Windsor, ON - Commissionaires Windsor was established on June 4, 1934 and is proud to celebrate its 75th anniversary this year. LCol Archie Neilson, CEO, announces an Open House will be held at the Headquarters of the Division located at 3379 Walker Road, in Windsor, on Thursday, June 4, 2009 to celebrate this significant milestone of 75 years of service to Essex and Kent Counties. This event will run from 1400 hrs to 1700 hrs.
Commissionaires Ottawa Running in Partnership with CFB Petawawa to Raise Funds for Military Families: May 7-8, 2009
Two-day, 200-km second annual event to end at red Friday welcome home troops rally in Petawawa
April 22, 2009, National Capital Region / Ottawa Valley - Lead Sponsor and Organizer Commissionaires Ottawa, in partnership with Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Petawawa, is preparing for its Second Annual RUN FOR MILITARY FAMILIES event in support of the Petawawa Military Family Resource Centre (PMFRC) and its mission – which is to enrich the lives of individuals and families of the military community through positive action, education and support.
Royal BC Museum - Commissionaires Victoria Sign 5-year Contract
March 23, 2009, Victoria, BC - As a result of new 5-year contract between Commissionaires Victoria and the Royal BC Museum, the priceless collections and displays within the museum and archives will be protected by Commissionaires and the state-of-the-art security technology they operate.
Commissionaires Selected as the Identification Services Provider for OMNI Health Care
February 24, 2009, Ottawa, ON - Paul Guindon, Chairman of the National Business Management Committee is pleased to announce that Commissionaires Identification Services division has been chosen by OMNI Health Care to provide screening services to OMNI’s seventeen long term care homes in Ontario.
Commissionaires Cuts Ribbon on New Building and Offers New Services
State-of-the-art digital fingerprinting and new pardons service now available
December 16, 2008, London, ON - Commissionaires Great Lakes opened its newly renovated building today in London with the help of Mayor DeCicco-Best and local MP’s. The new London office of Commissionaires will offer a full range of security-related services including digital fingerprinting for travel, employment and immigration applications and pardons processing for selected offences.
Commissionaires BC Selects Surrey for Digital Fingerprinting Site
New immigrant population biggest draw
December 2, 2008, Surrey, BC - In response to where they see the biggest need, Commissionaires BC opened their second Lower Mainland office in Surrey on December 2. The main function of the office is to provide Surrey’s growing new immigrant population with the fastest digital fingerprinting services in Canada. Immigration applicants, citizenship applicants, and permanent residence applicants all need to submit fingerprints to the RCMP.
Poll Reveals Canadian “Obligation” to Ensure Jobs for our Veterans
Commissionaires survey sheds light on “new Canadian veteran”
November 10, 2008, Ottawa, ON - Nearly 90 per cent of Canadians (89 per cent) believe we have an obligation to ensure our veterans find meaningful employment after they’ve finished their service in the Canadian Forces, according to a poll conducted for Commissionaires by Nanos Research. The survey also revealed that 88 per cent of Canadians believe that reservists serving their country should have their civilian jobs protected while they are on duty with the Canadian Forces. Currently, a patchwork of provincial policies means that only some reservists’ civilian jobs are protected.
Commissionaires: Private Security Organization Begins a New Chapter
Capt (N) Paul A. Guindon (Ret’d) takes seat as Chairman of National Business Management Committee
October 7, 2008 - Commissionaires, Canada’s largest private security services provider, begins a new chapter of its growth with Capt (N) Paul Guindon stepping in to provide leadership and direction on behalf of a nation-wide alliance of 17 Commissionaires CEOs.
“Modern-Day Veteran” Honoured for Service to Canada
Commissionaire awarded Distinguished Service Medal
September 25, 2008, Ottawa, ON - Sergeant Bill Jones, a veteran and commissionaire who has devoted decades of service to Canada, was recognized with a Distinguished Service Medal at Commissionaires Ottawa’s Annual Medals Ceremony yesterday afternoon. His wife Ellen, also a veteran and a former commissionaire, was by his side.
New Training Centre for Commissionaires Nova Scotia Opens in Burnside
July 16, 2008, Halifax, NS - Commissionaires Nova Scotia will officially open a modern 10-room training centre in the Burnside Industrial Park July 18, 2008.
Colonel Murray Lee, CEO for the 1,600 member organization said “the centre has been in the planning and design phase since early this year and now that it is open for business our training staff will be able to provide a wide range of programs and services.”
Saskatchewan Lieutenant Governor Dr. Gordon Barnhart Welcomes Commissionaires from Across the Country for their Annual Meeting of Divisions
June 17, 2008, Saskatoon, SK - Commissionaires, Canada’s premier private security provider for more than eighty years, will be hosting the Honourable Dr. Gordon L. Barnhart, S.O.M., Ph.D., Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan at their Governors’ Luncheon on Friday, June 20th. The Lieutenant Governor will address the assembled Governors from 17 divisions across Canada as they come together for this year’s Annual Meeting of Divisions.
Commissionaires Raises the Security Standard in the Okanagan
May 14, 2008, Kelowna, BC - Since 9/11 the demand for highly skilled security providers has gone way up worldwide, and Kelowna and the south Okanagan are not immune to this trend. This, combined with the Okanagan’s growing business scene, led a local security company to raise the bar and train their managers to the highest international standards.
Brian Garvie, Director of Operations in Kelowna for Commissionaires BC, has just received the Certified Protection Professional (CPP) designation. The CPP designation is awarded by the world’s largest organization for security professionals, The American Society of Industrial Security (ASIS).
Commissionaires Ottawa Raises $32,000 for CFB Petawawa’s Military Families
Run for military families (Ottawa-Petawawa): May 9 -10
May 12, 2008, Ottawa-Petawawa, ON - Just over 20 commissionaires and 20 military personnel crossed the RUN FOR MILITARY FAMILIES finish line at CFB Petawawa this weekend following a first-ever 200-km, relay-style run. A total of $32,000 was raised in support of the Petawawa Military Family Resource Centre (PMFRC), a non-profit agency located at CFB Petawawa whose mission is to enrich the lives of individuals and families of the military community through positive action, education, and support.
Run for Military Families (Ottawa-Petawawa): May 9-10
Commissionaires Ottawa running in partnership with CFB Petawawa to support families
May 9-10, 2008, Ottawa-Petawawa, ON - The families of Canadian military personnel are being honoured – and supported – with an inaugural event on May 9 and 10: RUN FOR MILITARY FAMILIES. The Event Kick-off is taking place by the Centennial Flame at Parliament Hill between 8:30 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. on May 9, with greetings being extended by Captain (N) Paul A. Guindon (Ret’d), (Commandant and CEO, Commissionaires Ottawa, Lead Sponsor and Organizer); Major-General M.J. Ward, (CD, Chief of Force Development, Patron for Canadian Forces Running); His Worship Mayor Larry O’Brien, (on behalf of the City of Ottawa); The Honourable John Baird, Minister of the Environment, M.P., P.C., B.A., (in his capacity as Honourary Commissionaire); and, Max Keeping, in his capacity as Board member, CDS Military Families Foundation.
From One Soldier to Another
Halifax commissionaire Fred Herman's special gift for our troops overseas
April 23, 2008 - For many Canadians, the situation in Afghanistan has brought Canada’s responsibilities abroad into their living rooms in a way not seen since the Second World War. Yet for retired peacekeeper and Nova Scotia Commissionaire Fred Herman, it was a special moment that occurred while on the job which motivated this veteran to do something a little bit extra to show support and boost morale for the brave young men and women serving in Kandahar and other bases overseas.
Commissionaires Lead the Way in Certified Protection
Third Commissionaires officer awarded highly coveted Certified Protection Professional designation
April 1, 2008, Toronto, ON - Commissionaires, Canada’s premier private security provider for more than eighty years, now has one more reason to lay claim to its long standing reputation as the leading securities solution firm in the country with the announcement that Randy Warden, Chief Operations Officer at Commissionaires Great Lakes, has recently received his Certified Protection Professional (CPP) designation through the American Society for Industrial Security. He joins Mark Van Den Bossche, Director of Operations for Commissionaires Great Lakes Western Region, and Richard Kedzierski, Director of Sales at Commissionaires Great Lakes, as one of a select group of security management professionals in the world who have received this accreditation.
Commissionaires now Stand On Guard in Afghanistan
Six member team ships out for Kandahar tour of duty
January 15, 2008, Toronto, ON - Commissionaires, Canada’s premier private security provider, has selected six of its employees to report for duty at Kandahar airfield this month. The four men and two women, selected from the long list of more than 160 volunteers from across the country, will screen NATO military personnel as they arrive at the base and deal with Afghan citizens who are given access to the airfield.
Commissionaires and Highpoint Security Join Forces
Security leaders aim to expand reach and service in Barrie
November 26, 2007, Toronto, ON - Commissionaires, Canada’s most experienced provider of security and related services is pleased to announce that the Barrie office has amalgamated with Highpoint Security. Highpoint is a provider for the hospitality, service, manufacturing, transportation and constructions industries in the area.
Commissionaires BC Celebrates 80 Years of Service
National organization retools to sustain market leadership
November 6, 2007, Vancouver, BC - Commissionaires, British Columbia’s most established provider of security and related services, celebrates its 80th anniversary today and has unveiled a new progressive brand as part of a broader national strategy to build awareness, drive recruitment, and sustain its leadership in an increasingly competitive market.
Commissionaires Great Lakes Unveils New Brand
82 year-old orga
nization retools to sustain market leadership
October 30, 2007,Toronto, ON - Commissionaires Canada's most established provider of security and related services, today unveiled a new progressive brand as part of a broader national strategy to build awareness, drive recruitment, and sustain its leadership in an increasingly competitive market.
Commissionaires Unveils New Brand to Drive Recruitment and Growth
82 year-old organization retools to sustain market leadership
July 17, 2007, Ottawa, ON - Commissionaires Canada's most established provider of security and related services, today unveiled a new progressive brand as part of a broader national strategy to build awareness, drive recruitment, and sustain its leadership in an increasingly competitive market. The new brand embodies and reflects both the long history and the future of Commissionaires' commitment to deliver superior services to its many clients.
Commissionaires Canada Adds State-of-the-Art Digital Fingerprinting to its Range of Identification Services
Typical five month fingerprinting procedure reduced to 72 hour turn-around time
May 16, 2007, Ottawa, ON - Commissionaires Canada today announced that they are one of the first agencies to access the enhanced fingerprint services provided by the RCMP's Canadian Criminal Real Time Identification Services in National Police Services. The new process includes processing through the national fingerprint repository, resulting in a 72 hour turn-around time for civil submissions that do not result in an identification of a criminal record. This is welcome news for Canadians who need fingerprints taken for immigration, pardons, employment screening, passports, adoption applications, and Visa, work or travel permits.
The “Next Generation” Security Force: Commissionaires Ottawa Turning Heads
April 4, 2007, Ottawa, ON - The Ottawa-based security force Commissionaires Ottawa has recently won a slew of new contracts due to its reputation for reliability and a growing recognition that the organization offers the 'next generation' in full-scale security services.
Most recently, Commissionaires Ottawa competed for and won the coveted Regional Master Standing Offer (RMSO), which provides security to federal government buildings in the City of Ottawa. The RMSO is a multi-million dollar contract that will employ approximately 150 security guards in about 15 public buildings.
Commissionaires Celebrates Grand Opening of Barrie Office
Mayor Aspden and Chief Frechette take part in opening ceremony
March 20, 2007, Toronto, ON - Commissionaires continues to grow with the opening today of a new regional office in Barrie.The opening was marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony involving the Mayor of Barrie, His Worship Mayor Dave Aspden, and the Chief of Police, Wayne Frechette.
Doug Briscoe Joins Commissionaires Canada as Executive Director
Former military officer looking forward to an exciting future with Canada’s premier security provider
November 20, 2006, Toronto, ON - Commissionaires Canada is pleased to announce that Doug Briscoe has joined the organization in the role of Executive Director. This is a new position that signals a fresh outlook and a renewed commitment to a shared national vision for Commissionaires Canada. A former senior officer with the Canadian Forces, Mr. Briscoe is looking forward to leading Commissionaires Canada's national business strategy and working with its 17 member organizations to shape and fulfill a common national vision.
Commissionaires Selected by RCMP to Help With Enhanced Fingerprint Identification Service
January 19, 2006, Ottawa, ON - Canada's police forces and public security community will soon benefit from new technology that is currently being developed by the RCMP. As a leader in providing fingerprinting services across Canada, Commissionaires Canada has engaged with the RCMP to implement an enhanced fingerprint identification service.
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