News:
CSIS president issues appeal to members, addresses rumours of "dead society"
As the Canadian Society for Industrial Security (CSIS) tries to beef up membership, the president of the association insists that to stay relevant it must become the Canadian voice for the security industry more...
Why taking the new guard test in Ontario could be a bit like playing Battleship
By Brian Robertson more...
ASIS Toronto Seminar March 17 -PSISA Training and Testing Regulation
The Private Security and Investigative Services Act 2005 (formerly known as Bill 159) and 12 current regulations were phased-in between 2007 and 2009. Now, the Training and Testing Regulation, the 13th and last regulation to be implemented, will take effect this April 15th. This presentation will provide an overview of the training and testing requirements recently released by the Ministry, and address how this latest regulation will affect both in-house and contract security personnel and their employers. more...
Will it be pat down or body scan?
By Jennifer Brown more...
PPM 2000 appoints co-CEOs
Brian McIlravey and Elaine O’Sullivan have been named as co-CEOs of PPM 2000 more...
This Week in Canadian Security:
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Changes to OH&S legislation means guards have right to refuse work
Canadian Security columnist Brian Robertson talks about the implications of Bill 168 on the security industry
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Integrator of the Year Award
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CyberKey cabinets provide three layers of security
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On deck: Coming up in the April 2010 issue of
Canadian Security
Cover Story:
Ryan Howes, Operations Manager, The Molson Amphiteatre and Live Nation Canada talks about special event security
In the line of duty: Bill 168
It is hoped the Act created to amend Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act with respect to workplace violence and harassment, will help improve the safety of security guards in the province.
In every issue:
Viewpoint with Brian Robertson
CCTV & The Law with Elliott Goldstein
The Security Director’s Perspective: By Glen Kitteringham
Book Review
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