Bill 159 falls short of industry expectations

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Bill 159 falls short of industry expectations

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Study finds significant privacy concerns stemming from the pandemic, fueled by rapid shift to remote work and the need to utilize health information of individuals

https://bit.ly/39kYUtv

SafetyLine Lone Worker @SafetyLine·

In December, we contributed an article to @SecurityEd about overcoming work safety hazards during winter. Can you guess what we recommended?
https://www.canadiansecuritymag.com/overcoming-work-safety-hazards-in-winter/
#workersafey #securityworkers #wintersafety

SP&T News / CSMag @SecurityEd·

At Security Summit Canada, financial experts from across the alarm and security spectrum will share their insights into the market, the technology and social drivers that are creating change, the impact of COVID-19, and what 2021 and beyond may hold.

http://ow.ly/GDc050DeGiK

SP&T News / CSMag @SecurityEd·

25 Jan

Security Compass launches new training lab

https://bit.ly/3qRDRVk

SP&T News / CSMag @SecurityEd·

25 Jan

There's only a few weeks to go till Security Summit Canada! Register now and circle your calendar for Feb. 10. This is a don’t-miss virtual seminar for security and alarm professionals across Canada, featuring four informative and educational sessions.

http://ow.ly/NqSY50DhLId

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