Are you wearing your pink shirt? Today is a reminder that we all need to do our part to stand up to bullying – whether it be at work, school, or online. Our Community Safety Patrol team, together with the Newton BIA, is visiting local businesses in Newton and sporting pink shirts today in support of this cause. Help end bullying! #pinkshirtpromise http://pinkshirtday.ca/

Our Newton BIA Safety Patrol team is working hard to create a visible presence in the Newton area, deal with homelessness and shoplifting, and looks for services for people who are vulnerable in the community. The crime prevention program is due for renewal in the new year. Surrey council is reviewing whether the program has been successful in Newton. For the full article, click here.  

Members of our Newton BIA Patrol team participated in Coffee with a Cop at Espresso Cafe in Newton on Friday, November 25, 2016. Our team, along with members of the RCMP, discussed safety and community issues with members of the Newton community.

On Sunday, November 13, 2016, Commissionaires BC sponsored and participated in the Adrian Oliver Memorial Run. This is the fourth year in a row that we have participated in this run, which is an event held in memory of Constable Adrian Oliver, an RCMP Officer that was killed in the line of duty. Proceeds from the run were donated to Honour House Society, a home away from home for first responders and members of the Canadian Armed Forces. This year,…
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Commissionaires BC participated in various Remembrance Day events across the province, including Aboriginal Veterans Day on November 8, and Remembrance Day ceremonies in Vancouver, Kelowna and Prince Rupert, to honour all those who served and continue to serve our country. This year, we donated blankets to keep our veterans warm during the ceremonies. As well, our blankets were including in the smudging ceremony at Aboriginal Veterans Day, and later gifted to veterans at the Friendship Centre. Thank you to those…
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