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Thursday, May 6th, 20102010 ASIS SWO Chapter Golf Tournament
Tuesday, April 13th, 2010
The ASIS Southwestern Ontario Chapter will be hosting their annual Chapter Golf Tournament on June 16th, 2010 at the Pine Knot Golf and Country Club.
Date: June 16th, 2010
Location : Pine Knot Golf and Country Club
Registration : Starts at 9:00 am
Modified Shotgun Start at 10:00 am sharp
Cost: $100.00 per golfer and includes:
- full round of golf
- golf cart
- eligibility for draws and prizes
- specialty contests
- Hip of Beef buffet dinner
$30.00 for Hip of Beef Dinner Only
March 23-24th 2010 OPS Security Conference: Security Matters
Thursday, March 18th, 2010
The Ministry of Government Services, Security Services and Contingency Planning Branch (SSCPB) is holding its annual security conference “Security Matters” on March 23 and 24, 2010 in Toronto at the South Building, Metro Toronto Convention Centre. The conference showcases the latest trends, best practices, research and innovative security ideas to both the Ontario Public Service’s security community and its partners across different sectors and levels of government. Professionals in various disciplines such as security, emergency management, business continuity planning, IT, human resources, communications, procurement, legal services and law enforcement would benefit from the learning and networking opportunities at the conference.
Agenda and registration information is available at http://www.opssecurityconference.ca/
See you at the conference!
Register for ASIS Toronto 17th Annual Best Practices Seminar
Thursday, February 18th, 2010The ASIS Toronto Chapter is hosting its 17th Annual Best Practices Seminar. The Best Practices Seminar is on April 15th, 2010 at the Villa Colombo located at 40 Playfair Ave in Toronto. You can now download the
Registration Form.
17 Annual Best Practices Seminar
April 15th, 2010
7:30 am – 4:00 pm
Villa Columbo
40 PLAYFAIR AVE
Toronto, ON M6B 2P9
The registration form is a down-loadable PDF file. You must have PDF Reader Version 8 or higher. To get the FREE PDF Reader go to http://www.adobe.com/go/EN_US-H-GET-READER
The form can be Filled Out, Saved, Printed and using the Submit Form button (once form is completed)on the top right corner will go directly to the Chapter Treasurer: Carol Lovell using your own email program (Outlook, Mail, etc…)
17th Annual Best Practices Seminar
General Information
Prices are per person and include Five (5) educational sessions, one (1) Full Buffet Breakfast, one (1) Sit Down Lunch, and refreshments during business breaks. CPP’s, PSP’s and PCI’s will earn 5 CPE’s.
All attendees will also receive an ASIS bag and a copy of Rob Nickel’s book, “Staying Safe in a Wired World.”
Cost : $145.00 per person
Groups of 8 or More : $125.00 per person
The 17th Annual Best Practices Flyer with speaker lineup, topics and descriptions will be available shortly.
*****RSVP’s, and Cheques must be received no later than April 9th 2010. CHEQUES and CASH cannot be accepted at the door the day of the event.****
CSIS Meeting – Nov 25th, 2009 – Security and Culture in Afghanistan
Thursday, November 19th, 2009
Security and Culture in Afghanistan
Our Presenter:
Major Chuck Bamlett, Military Police, Canadian Armed Forces (Reserve), CFB Trenton.
Learning Outcomes: Having recently completed an 8 month tour in Afghanistan, Major Bamlett will be discussing his first-hand accounts of the security and cultural issues that affect everyday life in the region of Kandahar.
Date: Wed November 25th, 2009
Location: Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Airport
6257 Airport Road, Mississauga ON
Georgian Hall
905-678-1400 (Parking is free)
Timings
1730 – 1830 hrs-Registration/Networking
1830 – 1930 hrs-Dinner
1930 – 1945 hrs-Business Meeting
1945 – 2100 hrs-Presentation
$35.00 – members*
$45.00 – non-members
$30.00 – students
$25.00 – student members
*Membership rate also applies to members of other related Security Organizations
To Register please download the form below and follow the instructions please.
ASIS Toronto Chapter – Support Our Troops Initiative 2009
Sunday, November 15th, 2009
The ASIS Toronto Chapter, King Reed and Associates and OVERT (Ontario Volunteer Emergency Response Team) are working together in collecting items “specific items” and packaging them off to the Canadian troops who are currently serving in Afghanistan. This initiative is to bring a little bit of “back home” during the Holiday Season to Canadian soldiers currently serving overseas.
For ASIS Toronto Chapter members attending the Annual Security Summit on Friday November 27th, you can bring in the collected items and they will be sent to the King Reed offices.
King-Reed’s Bill Geraghty is a member of an organization called OVERT (Ontario Volunteer Emergency Response Team) a search and rescue team who are collecting specific items and packaging them off to Canadian Troops in Afghanistan.
Please review the attached documents for a list of items OVERT would like donated. Please bring items to the Toronto King-Reed office and give them to Bill in plastic bags. He will then deliver them to the troops via Canadian Forces transport through OVERT.
The donation deadline is end of business on Friday, December 4th.
Should you wish to post the attached at your church or place of work, then please do so but remember the deadline to get the items to Bill.
King-Reed & Associates Inc.
85 Scarsdale Rd., Suite 309
Toronto, Ontario M3B 2R2
The documents can be downloaded from the links below.
Certification Announcements- Important Update for CPP PCI Exams
Monday, August 17th, 2009Implementation of New CPP, PCI Exam Test Forms to Begin on May 1, 2010.
In 2008, ASIS International undertook an update of the domains, tasks, and knowledge areas comprising the test content outline for the CPP and PCI examination programs by conducting worldwide Job Analyses (also known as role delineation studies). The new CPP and PCI exam forms, which will be administered beginning May 1, 2010, were developed using updated test specifications (examination blueprints) that resulted from these newly updated Job Analyses. A Job Analysis describes the major areas of responsibility (i.e., domains of practice) in a profession, the specific work-related tasks associated with each domain, and the knowledge and skills that are necessary to perform the tasks. This type of study is conducted every 5 years to ensure that examination content remains relevant, current, and accurately reflects job-related activities, competencies, and professional standards.
Please note that all candidates scheduled to test before May 1, 2010, will test with examinations developed from the current test specifications. All CPP and PCI exam questions are developed using the CPP and PCI reference books. Hence, it is recommended that candidates focus their preparation for the examination using these books.
To review the changes in the CPP and PCI Exams please download the documents below.

