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Coming up in the January/February issue of Canadian Security

Cover Story: Mississauga's corporate security team
Mississauga, Ont. is the sixth largest city in Canada and while is often thought of as a suburb sitting in the shadow of Toronto, it has its own share of big-city problems — problems the city’s Manager, Security and Operations, Jamie Hillis, tackles with his team of SAMs — Security Area Managers. Hillis and his utilize technology to secure the city’s parks and community centres as well as transit areas with more than 300 cameras watching over the city. But Hillis also believes strongly in the SAMs having responsibility for specific areas of the city to answer not only to the concerns of politicians, but more importantly the residents who live in those communities.

The State of Security at Post-Secondary Institutions
In the wake of incidents such as the shooting at Dawson College in Montreal, Canadian Security takes a look at what security administrators are doing to re-evaluate their systems and procedures.

Training in anticipation of Bill 159? Based on what?
Even without firm legislation, training for security professionals in Ontario doesn’t have to wait. Read what training and regulation expert Brian Robertson has to say about the issue.

2007 Security Director of the Year
With the first issue of the year we launch Canadian Security Magazine’s Second Annual Canadian Security Director of the Year competition.

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