Annex Business Media is pleased to announce the appointment of Eric Cloutier as editor of Sécurité Québec magazine.
Carol Osler, senior vice-president of global security and investigations for TD Bank Group, has been named the winner of the 2012 Security Director of the Year award, sponsored by Anixter Canada, by Canadian Security magazine’s editorial advisory board.
The security industry came together on Oct. 19 to honour Canadian Security's Security Director of the Year, Thomas Gerstenecker, for his contributions to the United Nations' UNOPS. A Canadian overseas, Gerstenecker was stationed on Copenhagen, Denmark, and has since accepted a new position at UN headquarters in New York City. Unfortunately, Gerstenecker was unable to attend the awards dinner, sponsored by Anixter Canada, and accepted the award via video.
Established in 1852 in Quebec City, Université Laval was the first French-speaking university in North America. In 1950, construction began on its main campus in Sainte-Foy, which was then on the outskirts of the city. It has grown into what is now referred to as a city within a city.
Security Director of the Year: Future focused
Written by Jennifer Brown Monday, 27 September 2010 10:33
Don MacAlister has spent 33 years in the security industry designing programs to protect public spaces — from corrections, to universities and hospitals with the largest amount of time spent in the health-care field. But it’s the future of the industry he finds himself spending a lot more time thinking about.
Tony Weeks has always been one to challenge the status quo in health care security, but two years ago he was getting restless and looking for a new project — something that would put him ahead of the pack— something no one else had done.
Many organizations have started dipping their toes into IP-based security systems, often ending up with hybrid digital and analogue setups.
As co-CEO, Strategy & Alliances, Brian McIlravey, CPP, will lead PPM 2000’s strategic planning process and drive the company’s partnership opportunities. David Hyde leaving top job at Cadillac Fairview
Written by Neil Sutton Tuesday, 09 February 2010 08:54
After 20 years, David Hyde is leaving Cadillac Fairview, just as the organization is about to undergo a re-organization.For the last six years Hyde was Director of Security for the organization at its head office in Toronto. He says he is leaving the company to pursue other professional interests effective Feb. 26.
Terry Hoffman's 10 tips to consider when going to tender
Written by Jennifer Brown Tuesday, 10 November 2009 10:17
CS: First, let’s clarify the language. What are the differences between RFP, RFQ and RFT?
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Sécurité Québec welcomes a new editor
Eric Cloutier outlines his plans for the next era of the French language security magazine for the Quebec market
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