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Liberals seeking input on security legislationThe federal government has opened an online consultation about revamping national security legislation, building on its promise to repeal some elements of Bill C-51 >> Read full article |
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Security staff at casino use CPR to save patronA casino security chief in Nova Scotia is being commended for taking command and performing CPR until the heart attack victim was transferred to an ambulance >> Read full article |
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Intelligence leaders say terrorism is morphingOne expert at the Intelligence & National Security Summit says the new face of global terrorism has morphed to an unrecognizable and nearly unmanageable element >> Read full article |
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 Ontario police force embraces big dataTo better manage growing demand on public safety services, Halton Regional Police Service created a new police analytics unit with a mandate to exploit data to make policing more efficient and effective. Working with Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure, the police department built a data warehouse that consolidated data from various sources. Each individual action performed by officers is now time-stamped and classified based on the nature of the activity. >> Learn More… | ||
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RCMP “neutral” regarding aboriginal’s protest at AltaGas siteThe RCMP is staying “neutral” as AltaGas and Mi'kmaq protesters are at odds over a tiny island in Nova Scotia near a proposed natural gas storage site >> Read full article |
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Black lawyer denied entry to building, claims profilingA prominent black lawyer says he felt humiliated when a security guard denied him entry to the law society's headquarters >> Read full article |
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Tony Clement suggests jail for potential terroristsConservative leadership candidate Tony Clement is proposing putting people at high risk of committing terrorist acts behind bars if they cannot be monitored around the clock >> Read full article |
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Event Calendar | ||
Security Canada Atlantic 2016Location: Casino New Brunswick, Moncton, NB |
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Retail Council of Canada’s Loss Prevention ConferenceLocation: International Centre, Mississauga, ON |
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Focus On Government SecurityLocation: Ottawa, Ont. |
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Security Canada Central 2016Location: Toronto Congress Centre, Toronto, ON |
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Security Executive Council's Next Generation Security LeaderLocation: Bedford, Mass and McLean, Va |
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