As a national
organization, CSIS, Inc. has various events throughout the
country. As events are organized they will be posted under their
appropriate region. To view currently planned events, please
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National Board of
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CSIS Memberships:
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CSIS FUND RAISER
The
purpose of the Fund Raiser is to assist the Society in the
support and further development of existing and new security
programs, provide bursaries to deserving students and to
enable the Society to fulfill its role and responsibility on
behalf of the security profession across Canada.
Open to CSIS Members and
Non-Members - 4 Ready-to-Frame prints available
CSIS has commissioned
internationally known artist Bruce Bezaire
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See "Tulip Time along the Rideau Canal"
See "Capital View"
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Morning"
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Quebec Chapter
Visit us at: http://www.csis-scsi-quebec.org/
Prairie Region, Regina
Advanced Investigative Interviewing
Ethical Practices in Investigative Interviewing (2 days)
The Statement Profiler (2 days)
Info brochure, click here or visit:
www.metacentre.net
South Central Ontario Chapter Event
The South Central Ontario Chapter meetings and presentations will take place on Jan. 27, March 31 and May 26, 2010 at Conestoga College. Watch for further details.
GTA Chapter
May 20, 2010 - Four Points by Sheraton - Toronto Airport Hotel - 5:30 pm Registration
Our Presentation this month "Getting Past the Hype and Hyperbole: How to Operationalize Your Bill 168 Compliance Program" will provide you with a practical "how to" roadmap on the required steps you need to undertake in order to achieve compliance.
Presentation Outline: For many months now, OH&S, Legal and HR experts have made presentations warning about the looming impact of Bill 168. Missing in much of the ground covered to date has been practical guidance to help synthesize the new law and much of the abstract opinion into understandable, actionable, operational steps to achieve Bill 168 compliance. Our speaker this month is ideally positioned to offer such a practical "how-to" roadmap. This may not be your first Bill 168 seminar but the insights you will gain may well make it your last.
About our Presenter : David Hyde, M.Sc, CPC is a security and safety management professional with experience across a diverse range of business settings. Over his 25-year career he has owned and operated an award winning business, guided security at some of Canada's highest profile landmarks, and led the enterprise security management program for a $17 billion global corporation. As a former corporate security executive with Cadillac Fairview in Toronto, David established the national security strategy and set company policy for security and crisis management across 83 site locations. He assembled and trained a dedicated and successful team of 5 regional security directors, 40 local security managers and almost 550 front-line security personnel.
David holds a Master of Science Degree (with Distinction) in Security & Risk Management from the University of Leicester and a Certificate in Security Management from the University of Calgary. He has completed The Wharton School's Security Executive Development Program and is a Certified Advanced Level CPTED Practitioner. He also holds the Certified Professional Coach (CPC) designation from the International Institute of Professional Coaching. David is an accomplished presenter, author and instructor. Since 2005, he has taught workplace crime and violence prevention courses for the Faculty of Continuing Education at the University of Calgary.
In 2010, David formed a security, crime prevention and risk management consulting practice based in Toronto. He has studied Bill 168 since its First Reading in April, 2009 and has worked at length on compliance strategy - both prior to leaving his position as National Security Director for Cadillac Fairview and now that he is practicing independently as 'David Hyde & Associates'. David is presently assisting clients from a number of business sectors in adopting an integrated, standards-based approach to Bill 168 compliance.
The meeting notices are attached and the deadline to register by is Noon on Tuesday May 18. Please plan to attend and register early.
Registration (Pdf) Registration (Word)
Atlantic Chapter Events
"Securing Your Business 2010"
Conference and Trade Show, Halifax Nova Scotia, February 18, 2010
The Atlantic Chapter, along with its partner the Community Response Team, Public Safety Office, Halifax Regional Police, will be holding a Conference & Tradeshow at the Ramada Plaza in Burnside on the 18th of February, 2010. The keynote speaker will be Dr. Kevin Callaway (see link). Kevin is an internationally recognized authority on leadership and workplace violence prevention. Also addressing the conference will be Constable Don Jenkins. Don will be discussing the practical side of loss prevention/robbery prevention.
Presentations Cst. Don Jenkins: SHOPLIFTING (Pdf) ROBBERY AND VIOLENCE PREVENTION (Pdf) E. Kevin Kelloway, Ph.D.: WORKPLACE VIOLENCE: SAV-T FIRST (Ppt) Posted 26 Feb 2010
The Canadian Technical Security Conference
April 19, 20, 21, 2010-02-12 Venue: NAV CANADA Conference Centre – Cornwall Ontario.
Event Brochure (Pdf) - click here
For further Information visit their website at
www.pdtg.ca/CTSC001.htm
CSIS Pacific
Region - British Columbia News
Brought to you by Jim Foston,
Director
A federally incorporated professional organization, founded
in 1954. The Canadian Society for Industrial Security Inc.
is a professional association for persons engaged in security
in Canada. The Society is a principal forum for professional
security concerns and issues and it provides the impetus for
developing high standards for security education and training
programs for security professionals. As a national organization
CSIS, Inc. supports efforts to make Canada, Canadians and the
security industry a safer environment in which to work and
serves on committees that have a direct impact on the roles,
standards and powers of industrial security practices in Canada.
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The BC Security
Services Act received Royal Assent
May 31, 2007 and will replace the
Private Investigators and Security
Agencies Act. It is expected
to be brought into force through
regulation commencing in late
November. Read the
highlights and overview of the
changes from the Registrar,
Security Services Act -
Click Here - 2 Pages (Pdf)
Consultation sessions are planned.
Please join CSIS to help provide
meaningful sector feedback to the
Registrar.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL
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2009 - 2010 NCR Chapter In Review
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