Business Security : 5 Ways to secure your locations Security is important for every commercial establishment because no one wants to risk losing their assets. Nothing feels worse than being greeted with a report that your property has been intruded by burglars and you’ve lost valuable items and equipment. It stops your business growth dead […]

1. Secure the Doors Inspect all of your exterior doors to make sure the door frames are strong, the hinges are protected, and—if your door has a mail slot—that someone can’t reach through it to unlock the door. If you're moving into a residence that someone else used to call home, change the door locks. That [...]

The Lies of CSI: Survey exposes surveillance myths created by TV crime dramas Canadians are hooked on crime dramas, and some shows are so convincing that our perception of what forensic technology can do has been skewed – especially when it comes to video surveillance. According to a survey by Leger for Axis Communications, 68% […]

A family of five escaped a dramatic New Year’s Day house fire in St. Vital unharmed but their home was completely gutted from the fire. A neighbor told CTV News the family went to his house in the middle of the afternoon and asked him to call 9-11 because of smoke and moments later the […]

Most people for when you ask them about their fondest childhood memories will usually tell you a story about a special gift they received around Christmas time, or when their favorite aunts and uncles safely traveled to their home from the other side of the globe. For myself, I remember being so excited to get […]

SI Alarms Ltd Google Plus SI Alarms continues to strive to meet the best customer service standards in the security industry. As we begin to think about our New Year’s resolutions we have turned to Google Plus so that our customers and friends can connect to our business. Through the new Google Plus Page Located […]

Extra security will be provided on city buses but it’s still not clear what powers will be granted to the new inspectors. The six new transit inspectors will start in July 2014, but they might not have the power to detain unruly passengers. Over the past decade, Winnipeg Transit has received several security and budget […]

Fire-code Fines for not following the province’s fire code are rising substantially under a wider review of the province’s worker-safety legislation, Manitoba’s Labour and Immigration minister said Monday. Increased penalties under the Workplace Safety and Health Act and recently introduced legislation to protect workers. “Maximum fines would increase to $125,000 from $1,000 for a first […]