The Centre for Security Training & Management Inc, (CSTMI) is a land mark training facility, with several other locations in Toronto, Ottawa and Hamilton, that has been specializing in professional protective services and security training for over 14 years. The CSTMI is an identified training entity by the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services, Private Security and Investigative Services Branch. Our facility offers several unique courses that educate and train private sector security guards and investigators taught by subject matter experts.

CSTMI is an approved Canadian General Standards Board (CGSB) program for Federal Security Officers, 40 hour Security Guard Program for Ontario, 45 hour Basic Security Guard approved by the Ministry of Training, Universities and Colleges.  Most recently the partnership with King-Reed Investigations has introduced training with Private Investigation for Private Investigators.

Our training facility also offers other specialty courses such as the approved IAPPA Bodyguard course, Use of Force, Subject Control & Handcuffing, Baton, First Aid and CPR. CSTMI also has a success rate of 96% job placement in the industry. The CSTMI has a proven track record with government agencies and is highly recommended training facility.

We are pleased to invite you to join us for our grand opening house event and to view our new training facility.  This will give you an opportunity to meet our staff members and subject matter experts.  Free refreshments and cake will be served.  Everyone is welcome.

Date:  Thursday September 9th, 2010
Time: 10:00 am- 4:00 pm open anytime
Address: 1527 Warden Avenue, north of Ellesmere Road.
Hope you can join us!

October 21, 2010

Donna Brown will be conducting a full day seminar at Security Canada Central this year. Registration for this event will begin on August 23rd, 2010 and only available to 100 people.Her all-day seminar; The Forensic Approach to Reading People and the topics are available to review here; http://www.securitycanadaexpo.com/en/attendees/central/asis_program.html

Security Canada Central
ASIS Program – Day 2 – Thursday, October 21, 2010
Toronto Congress Centre
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Cost – $200.00 (HST is Included)
To Register for the Security Canada Central Conference and this Event please go to:
https://www.microspec.com/reg/SCC2010/

The Forensic Approach to Reading People

This conference session help participants the art of detecting deception through a wide variety of behavioral analysis such as:

* Micro expressions
* Body language
* Voice analysis
* Improving interview skills
* Predicting violent behavior

Speaker: Donna Brown
Room: Berton Room 3

Speaker Information:

Formally trained in interviewing, Donna Brown has always sought to entertain her clients not only with innovative knowledge, but also with a unique way of teaching. Once the techniques are learned, the interviewer will be empowered with complete confidence to conduct better and more thorough interviews, improve their communication skills as well as to allow them to gain full control and maintain proper direction in the interview setting.

During Donna’s seminar you will learn superb techniques that are on the cutting edge of psychology and behavior analysis. You’ll discover how to gain the most reliable information from interviewees faster and with greater consistency, eliciting important information from even the most reluctant interviewee. You’ll have the “upper hand” in any interview and an unbeatable advantage. As an added bonus, you will notice an immediate improvement in your own personal day-to-day encounters with people from all walks of life.

Security Canada International Security Conferences and Expositions are the leading security industry events in Canada. Security Canada 2010 is produced and managed by the Canadian Security Association (CANASA). We’ve been bringing buyers and sellers together from coast to coast and internationally for over 30 years.

Security Canada attracts thousands of attendees and exhibitors year after year because they deliver valuable information that enhances attendees’ industry knowledge and value to their organizations.

Security Canada Central 2010
October 20-21, 2010
Toronto Congress Centre
650 Dixon Road
Toronto, Ontario
M9W 1J1
Conference: October 20 – 21 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Trade show: October 20 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Trade show: October 21 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

To Register for Security Canada Central
https://www.microspec.com/reg/SCC2010/

Security Practitioner Awards 2010 – Nomination Form

Submissions will be received by the Program Committee, Security Practitioner Award Representative, and presented to the Program Committee, once they have been edited removing the nominee’s name, organization and any other details that may identify the nominee or their employer. Once a short list of nominees has been decided on by the Program Committee, the Program Committee will present the short list to the chapter Executive for winner selection.

Award Categories
Investigations
The award recipient will have demonstrated exceptional investigative ability in solving an occurrence.

Front Line Security
The award recipient, who regularly wears a security uniform, including suits or other attire in accordance with the employer’s requirements, will have demonstrated exceptional service and results in their role as a front line security practitioner.

Security Technology
The award recipient will have displayed ultimate competence in the selection, specification, project management, or installation of a security technology.

Women in Security
The female award recipient will have demonstrated strong leadership qualities and promoted the membership of women in the security industry.

Awards will be presented during the Security & Law Enforcement Appreciation Awards event. At that time the recipient’s manager will be asked to give a brief synopsis of the recipient’s actions that lead to their nomination, and ultimately their selections as the award recipient.

Costs: Dinner costs for all award recipients are included. Beverage costs are not included.
Submission deadline is August 31, 2010.

Security Practitioner Award 2010 – Nomination Form

ASIS Toronto Chapter - Golf Tournament 2010

The ASIS Toronto Chapter Golf tournament is SOLD OUT! We actually squeezed a few more foursomes into the tournament than we were allotted. We apologize for the groups that we could not get entered as the tournament is full and we have absolutely no room. We will be giving lots of advance notice for next year to avoid disappointment. Thank you for supporting this event and your ASIS Toronto Chapter!

A reminder to all that were lucky enough to register that golf passports will be on sale for only $20 per person at the registration desk. This will enter you in all golf events that day and will also be your ticket for the prize table, including the GRAND PRIZE! We really need your support on this so please bring $20 per person to get entered for more prizes and of course fun for you and your guests.

We look forward to seeing everyone on Thursday, August 12th, at Angus Glen for the ASIS Toronto Chapter Golf Tournament.

Paul and Tim
ASIS Toronto Chapter
Golf Committee

Weather Forecast for Thursday August 12, 2010 from the Weather Channel
Markham Ontario
Temp – High of 27C will feel like 33C
Wind – East at 15km/h
There will be cloudy periods but the chance of precipitation is low at around 10%
Current as of Monday August 9th, 2010

ASIS Toronto Chapter - Emergency Management Symposium - Nov 17-18, 2010

http://torontoemergencymanagementsymposium.com/

Registration Information

ASIS Toronto Golf Tournament 2010

Thursday August 12, 2010 @ Angus Glen, Markham Ontario
- Registration and Continental Breakfast between 6:30 and 7:30 am
- Shotgun Start at 7:30 am
- Reception and Lunch at 1:00 pm
- Cost is $140.00 per person or $500.00 for a group of four

Prizes and Giveaways!

To Register; or Sponsor download the forms from the links below.

Sponsorship Opportunities

- Breakfast Sponsors
- Lunch Sponsor
- Golf Cart Sponsor
- Beverage Sponsor
- Bottled Water (Company Logo) Sponsor
- Specialty Hole Sponsor
- Hole (18) Sponsor
- Prizes and Giveaways Opportunities

Please Contact Paul McParlan (416)-449-8677 Ext. 241 or Tim Grose (416)-412-7379 Ext 103 to discuss and coordinate sponsorship opportunities.

To Register Please Download the Form

Sponsorship Opportunities and Flyer

Conference Objectives

1. Demonstrate that developing relationships between Private and Public organizations enhances public safety.
2. Demonstrate how Private and Public organizations are similarly affected by various activities of organized crime.
3. Create a partnership to increase citizen security based on mutual collaboration within each other ’s mandates.

Targeted Audience
• Law Enforcement Managers
• Private Security Management
• Security Corporations
• Professional Security Organizations
• Academics
• Critical Infrastructure Managers
• Police Board Members
• Loss Prevention Management
• Public Safety Personnel
• Police Association Representatives

Location of Conference/ Accommodations
Hilton Lac Leamy
Gatineau, QC
CACP Private Sector Liaison Conference Rate:
$159 plus taxes per night
Call: 819-790-6444 Room Block: Held until October 8, 2010

Registration Fee
$495.00 + GST (includes all plenary sessions, 2 breakfasts,
2 lunches and 3 refreshment breaks).

For more information regarding programming, registration or accommodations please visit the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police website at www.cacp.ca. For those without internet access please call (613) 233-1106 for further assistance.

The Private Security and Investigative Services Branch (PSISB) is experiencing unexpected and unique challenges, including an increased volume of licence applications prompted by the upcoming G8 and G20 Summits. To help ensure that those licences that expire during the period leading up to the Summits are renewed despite this higher than normal volume, the Ministry has taken the following action.

The PSISB has made recent amendments to Regulations under the Private Security and Investigative Services Act, 2005 (PSISA).  The affected Regulations are the Term of Licences Regulation, the Registration Requirements for Business Entities Regulation and the Training and Testing Regulation.

These amendments ensure that existing licences with expiry dates from June 14, 2010 to June 30, 2010 may receive a 30 day extension, in the event that the Branch has not been able to process the application prior to the licence’s expiry.  This provision applies only to those applications received by the Branch prior to their licence expiry date and which the Branch has not been able to process.  This provision applies to individuals, licensed agencies and registered business. 

For example, if the Branch receives an application on June 15, 2010 for a licence that expires on June 29, 2010 and the Branch is unable to process the application prior to June 29, 2010, the licence is automatically extended to July 29, 2010.

Individuals affected by this process will receive their plastic licence with the extended July expiry date.  The expiry date will not revert back to the original June date.

The amendments also ensure that affected licensees will not have to take and pass the mandatory test until they renew their licence in 2011. 

The Branch will continue its efforts to ensure that all applications are processed as quickly as possible, however these amendments will ensure that licensees with imminent expiry dates are able to continue to provide security services at this critical time.

Finally, these amendments only relate to licences with an expiry from June 14 to June 30, 2010.  They do not allow for a 30 day extension to be applied to licences with expiry outside of these dates.  We strongly encourage licensees to submit their application at least 30 days prior to their licence expiry date to ensure that the Branch has adequate time to process their renewal.

Ontario Security Guard Preparation Guide

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Security Guard Exam Preparation Guide

Brian W. Robertson B.A., LL.B.

• ˜ Light, portable, practical softcover pocket manual
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• ˜ Easy-to-use guide covers over 90 different topics organized into 12 chapters
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• ˜ Separate full length 90-question Practice Test at the back of the book
• ˜ Written by Canada’s foremost authority on private security training standards
• ˜ Cross references and covers learning outcomes set out under 5 major national security guard training standards, including
• Security Guard Training Curriculum created under Ontario’s Private Security and Investigative Services Act  (Bill 159)
• Canadian General Standards Board Standard for Security Officers and Security Officer Supervisors
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