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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 click on one of the Regions listed below.  This page is updated on an ongoing basis.


National Board of Directors and Chapter Contacts


CSIS Memberships:

Individual - Corporate - Student


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

See "Tulip Time along the Rideau Canal"

See "Capital View"

See "Frosty Morning"

Information Sheet

Fax or Mail Order Form (PDF)

Pass information on to your associates!



Quebec Chapter

Visit us at: http://www.csis-scsi-quebec.org/


Ontario Region

Toronto – GTA Chapter

         July 28, 2009 at Four Points by Sheraton, Toronto Airport,

17:30 Registration, 18:30 Dinner, 19:45 Presentation

“Security and Policing and the Importance it brings to the Stability of a Community”

Our Presenter: Mr. Musa Ecweru, Minister of State, Uganda.

Learning Outcomes: Mr. Ecweru will be speaking about the process of resettling 1.6 million refugees back to their villages under military presence and how he was able to establish and transition to a police and security presence in place of the military.

About Mr. Ecweru and his Presentation 
 

Musa Ecweru is Minister of State with portfolio of Emergency, Disaster Preparedness and Refugees in Uganda.  Previous to being a Member of Parliament, Musa was a military commander and in that capacity was one of the founders of the local militia group the Arrow Boys in the Teso district of Northern Uganda.  It was the Arrow Boys who were successfully able to eject Joseph Kony and his LRA (Lord's Resistance Army) from the Teso district and Northern Uganda after a 20 year war.

 

Once the LRA was ejected, the process of resettlement began with a population of 1.6 million IDP's returning to their villages.  However, the process of resettlement began in the camps with all of the dehumanizing elements that are entailed with that existence.  Musa realized that the presence of the military was deterring the process of people having the security necessary to return to their villages and "normal" life.  As such, he began a process of establishing police outposts transitioning to policing and security in place of military. 

 

This was the key to allowing people after 20 years of war to realize that there was safety in their return to villages and as the outposts expanded so did the safety factor.  Musa will be speaking of the affect that policing and security have in returning normalcy to a community/area that military presence cannot. 

 

With Ecweru's experience in dealing with police, military and refugees in Uganda he is expert in understanding the needs of Uganda and how we as North American Security professionals can assist Uganda emerge to a brighter future.

Please join us for what will be an exceptional and unique opportunity not only to meet Mr. Ecweru but to learn about the challenges he overcame and the solutions he was able to provide in the process of resettling the refugees.

 

The registration form for this meeting is attached and the deadline to register by is Noon on Friday July 24.

For more information and to Register click here:  July 28 Word   July 28 Pdf


The Canadian Fire Safety Association

2009 Annual Education Forum

April 17, 2009 - Markham, Ontario

For the preliminary program and registration information, click here.  The early bird deadline is March 31, 2009.
 


The Canadian Technical Security Conference

The CTSC 2009 conference event is based on a three (3) day
professional development and business networking format.
The dates for the 4th annual Canadian Technical Security
Conference (CTSC 2009) have been confirmed at the
Mississauga Convention Centre (MCC).
Monday April 27, 2009
Tuesday April 28, 2009
Wednesday April 29, 2009
You won't want to miss this unique professional
development and networking opportunity.
 

If you have a Question - Contact Paul Turner for additional
information about exhibit space, advertising and marketing
availability and corporate sponsorship opportunities.
WWW.PDTG.CA
Telephone: 647-293-7384

CTSC Event Brochure

CTSC Mail and Information Brochure


Atlantic Chapter Events

Securing Your Business 2009

Conference and Trade Show - Feb. 19, 2009 - Ramada Plaza, Dartmouth, NS

In partnership with the Halifax Regional Police community relations crime prevention and private security.  Exhibitors will be from the alarm industry, security educators and trainers, and private security providers.  Presentations will include a discussion of the impact of new security legislation in Nova Scotia, policing strategy with Chief Frank Beazley and other topics relevant to business security in Halifax today.

For further information, Registration Information and Agenda click here (PDF)


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 REGION

National Capitals Newsletter - Sept. 2006 Edition (PDF-15 Pages) - get yours!


PORTSECURE 09

Port and Marine Security Conference and Expo

May 21-22, 2009, Place Bonaventure, Montreal, Quebec

PDF Brochure - for more information - click here


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