Bill 159 falls short of industry expectations

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Bill 159 falls short of industry expectations

August 27, 2007

By Jennifer Brown

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Sloane Newton, national security officer, finance, @Grain_Canada, tells us about her role and responsibilities and outlines what we can expect for the @CANASA_News & @ASIS_Intl Manitoba Chapter Prairie Golf Tournament on Aug. 25 in Winnipeg.

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Roger Miller @protectionpart1·

7 Aug

I'm not sure how long I've subscribed but I still look forward to every issue! https://twitter.com/SecurityEd/status/1291744986292269057

SP&T News / CSMag @SecurityEd·

7 Aug

Do you subscribe to Canadian Security magazine? It's easy! Each issue is filled with feature articles, opinions and news for security professionals in Canada. https://www.canadiansecuritymag.com/

SP&T News / CSMag @SecurityEd·

6 Aug

Mystery seeds showing up in Canadian mailboxes highlight ‘brushing’ scams https://www.canadiansecuritymag.com/?p=32432

SP&T News / CSMag @SecurityEd·

6 Aug

#Sponsored: James Foxall, President and CEO of @TigerpawCo, a provider of professional services management and business process management software solutions, discusses how his company can help security service providers

http://ow.ly/MH4D50ARryJ

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