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Conference of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Polcie

2010.08.21

The Edmonton Police Service and the RCMP are proud to be hosting the 105th annual conference of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) in Edmonton from August 22 – 25th, 2010. This national conference brings together police leaders from across Canada. The delegates spend four days in sessions exchanging ideas, information and experience.

An important part of the conference is the Tradeshow, considered to be one of the largest exhibitions of business information and police equipment in Canada. As a security management professional, CACP is inviting you to attend this important tradeshow on Tuesday, August 24, 2010.

There is no cost associated with attending the Tradeshow.

Please see the attached Evite for further information, and for a complete list of exhibitors, go to http://cacpconference.ca/page/sponsorship/3

Registration: Managing Your Physical Security Program

2010.08.21

November 17 to 19, 2010
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Learn how to:

Develop and deploy a successful framework for a physical security program.
Learn best practices.
Improve your security program.

Sponsored by the ASIS Physical Security Council

Physical security needs change each year, demanding professionals to meet a seemingly endless barrage of unexpected challenges. Do you know where to start when confronted with these issues?

Break it down: justifying and getting funding is often the first step. Once obtained, the challenge becomes building and managing a comprehensive program. Are you prepared to respond when your CSO asks you to justify your operation, manage risk, and juggle the demands of keeping current?

Learn from seasoned practitioners how to survive in this fast-changing environment. Benefit from their successes and failures, and learn about the techniques and metrics that can move your program to the next level.

Invitation to CTS‐2010

2010.08.13

The Solicitor General and Public Security invites you to the 2nd Annual Counter Terrorism Seminar (CTS‐2010) hosted by the Sheriff’s Branch, Protection Services.

Join the Alberta Security and Strategic Intelligence Support Team (ASSIST) at the Royal Alberta Museum Theatre at:

Date: Thursday October 7th 2010
Time: 08:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Location: Royal Alberta Museum (RAM)
12845 102 AVE NW Edmonton, Alberta

Guest Speakers:

Captain Horace Frank, Commanding Officer of the Los Angeles Police Department, Emergency Services Division. Horace will discuss Operation Archangel and Critical Infrastructure Protection initiatives in LA. For more, Click Here
Mr. William (Bill) Jones, Deputy Director CSIS Prairie Region is a subject matter expert on the infamous Toronto 18 case (Operation Claymore). Bill will discuss aspects of the case as well as Islamic radicalization. For more info, Click Here
Mr. Ross Johnson, Director of Security Capital Power. Ross, a member of ASIS International, will discuss Anti-Terrorism strategies for Corporations and Commercial Enterprises. For more info, Click Here

There is no cost / fee to attend this seminar

Space is limited. Register now! RSVP no later than September 13th 2010 to Peter.Lemieux@gov.ab.ca or call 780.644.8296

Managing Your Physical Security Program.

2010.08.10

November 17 to 19, 2010
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Learn how to:

Develop and deploy a successful framework for a physical security program.
Learn best practices.
Improve your security program.

See the attached brochure for more information.

2010 Canada Night at ASIS Annual - Dallas, TX

2010.07.25

It’s that time of year again as we are preparing for the Annual Seminar & Exhibits, this year in Dallas, TX. The program is later than usual, October 11 to 14, also starting on a Monday instead of Sunday.

Canada Night will be on on Monday, October 11th. That’s correct - Monday night

instead of Sunday. ASIS International Annual Seminar and Exhibits starts right after our

Thanksgiving weekend this year. There is no need to worry about your turkey

dinner. Cynthia Weeden and her team at Futureshield have planned a wonderful

evening for us to be staged at Eddie Deen’s Ranch located in downtown Dallas

www. <http://www.eddiedeen.com>

In order to obtain an invitation, please visit the link below, print it, and bring with you to Dallas.

ASIS Calgary Golf Tournament

2010.07.25

START THE WEEK OFF RIGHT
with a ‘SHOT-GUN START’ on Monday, August 16,
at the beautiful Lynx Ridge Golf Club for the annual
ASIS Chapter #162 Golf Tournament!

This tournament has helped our Chapter support the Calgary Crime Stoppers and the Calgary Poppy Fund for many years. This event is a fantastic opportunity to network with your colleagues and friends in the security industry.

Please find a registration form and ‘hole’ sponsorship form attached.
We welcome all participants and sponsors!
$165. Members
$175. Non-Members
Dinner only $45.

2:00 p.m. start

Includes a round of golf, a golf cart, the driving range, a buffet dinner & prizes!
A chance to win $10,000. in cash!

50/50 draws, hole prizes and a putting competition!

Deadline is August 6, 2010
For more info call Roger Maslen 403-441-4876
Register Today!

Certificate in Pipeline Security

2010.04.15

Carlton University’s Norman Patterson School of International Affairs (Professional Training and Development) are offering professional programs in Critical Infrastructure Protection.

Certificate in Pipeline Security (offered in partnership with HPI Associates)

June 1 – 11, 2010
Carlton University
Ottawa, ON

For further details and registration – please contact Bryan K. Henderson: bryan_henderson@carleton.ca

www.carleton.ca/npsia-ptd

(613) 520-2600, ext. 1371

ASIS Edmonton Golf Tournament

2010.04.14

The 2010 tournament includes 18 holes of Texas scramble golf with a shotgun start, power cart, steak barbeque, and mulligans. The tournament is open to ASIS members, Spouses and Guests. Folks not interested in golf are welcome to join us for steak dinner and fellowship.

Recruiting and Hiring Liabilities: Protecting Your Organization from the Harmful Effects of Web 2.0

2010.04.14

April 21, 2010 @ 10:00 am (MDT)

Please register with Geoff Frisby at gfrisby@shaw.ca.

Cost: $20.00

Any questions call Geoff Frisby @ 780.915.2681

CPTED BILLING INFO SHEET

2010.03.16

Billing/Invoice information for CPTED Course

CPTED CIVILIAN REGISTRATION FORM

2010.03.16

REGISTRATION DEADLINE
March 19, 2010

CPTED LEVEL ONE COURSE OUTLINE

2010.03.16

This is to advise you the Calgary Police Service (CPS); Crime Prevention Unit (CPU) will be offering Level I Basic Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED). This year, due to the demand for Level 1 Basic CPTED Training, we are offering 2 Level 1 Basic CPTED courses on two separate weeks. We will not be offering the Level 2 Advanced CPTED this year. As usual, the courses will be held in Calgary at the Rosebud Room, McDougall Centre, Southern Alberta Office of the Premier, 455 - 6 Street SW, from 08:00 to 16:00 each day. Uninterrupted attendance will be required in order to qualify for a certificate. There will be a field trip exercise whereby the students will conduct a security audit on a premise.

Golf Tourney - Hole Sponsorship 2010

2010.02.02

Support ASIS International as a Hole Sponsor for the Annual Golf Tournament. The cost is $100.00 and provides you an opportunity to place a sign, display and/or entertainment at your specific hole!

Golf Tourney - Registration 2010

2010.02.02

The 2010 tournament incldues 18 holes of Texas scamble golf with a shotgun start, power cart, steak barbeque, and mulligans. The tournament is open to ASIS members, Spouses and Guests. Folks not interested in golf are welcome to join us for steak dinner and fellowship.

SSIA Info Session Power Point

2010.02.02

Power Point format of Matt Marker's presentation on the upcoming regulatory changes from January's luncheon.

Biography for February's Guest Speaker

2010.01.28

Short biography of February's guest speaker.

ASIS Chapter 156 Membership Form - 2010

2009.12.02

In order to become a local member, you must first become an International ASIS member. Once you have received confirmation of your International application being accepted, you can then complete this form.

IT Prepareness for Pandemic Planninghot!

2009.11.26

Out Novemeber 2009 Luncheon featured a presentation on Pandemic Planning from an Information Technology perspective from IT expert Suzie Smibert.