Legal Use of Force: Lessons from an Incident at a Walmart
In February of 2026, a female caused a disturbance inside the McDonald’s at a Prince Albert, Saskatchewan Walmart. When security attempted to get the woman to leave, she struck one of the guards in the face. The security guard responded by slapping the woman back. The video of the incident can be viewed here. This…
Read MoreIntegrity – Why Your Character Matters as Much as Your Uniform
The security industry runs on trust. Your clients trust you with keys, access to restricted areas, and to sensitive information. They also trust you to represent them fairly and professionally. The public trusts you to stay fair and in control when emotions run high. The police and justice system trusts your notes and reports, when…
Read MoreUse of Force and the Law: Lessons from the Warriner Case
Security guards in Ontario are sometimes required to use force in the performance of their duties. This carries significant safety, and legal risks. These risks are very real, and can be life-changing. The 2020 death of Stephanie Warriner following an interaction with hospital security highlights this reality. Not only did someone tragically lose their life,…
Read MoreSecurity Guard Training: 10 Codes
Security Guard 10 Codes Professional Security Guards use the APCO (Association of Public Safety Communication) 10 Codes. It is a radio communication system for Security Guards or other public safety sector workers to discreetly share information while keeping the conversation coded and ensuring privacy. Once you have received your Security Guard license and a Security…
Read MoreIs First Aid a requirement for Ontario Security Guards?
First Aid is emergency care or treatment to an injured or ill person using readily available materials before regular medical attention can be obtained. First Aid is intended to preserve life, prevent further injury and promote recovery.
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