Commissionaires Partners with Brassets to Enhance Security Capabilities

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Oct. 07, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- The Canadian Corps of Commissionaires, a not-for-profit security company and the largest employer of veterans in the country, has formed a strategic partnership with Brassets Group Canada, a specialist in security technology. This collaboration aims to enhance security capabilities across various sectors in Canada, leveraging the expertise of Commissionaires' veteran workforce and Brassets' advanced security technology.

Commissionaires, founded over a century ago, has a long-standing history of defending Canadians, particularly at Canadian Armed Forces bases and federal government facilities. With the emergence of new security threats, the partnership with Brassets is designed to meet these challenges and provide comprehensive security solutions for a wide range of clients, from critical infrastructure to commercial and industrial settings.

Michael Langlais, Vice President of Risk Development at Commissionaires, highlighted the importance of the partnership in an interview.

Jacky Stickler, Director of Global Strategy & Business Development at Brassets, emphasized the technological aspect of the partnership.

The partnership combines Commissionaires' skilled veteran workforce and national footprint with Brassets' expertise in delivering security solutions for high-consequence environments. The collaboration is expected to deliver military-grade security solutions to clients at all levels of society, from protecting critical infrastructure to providing by-law enforcement and special constabulary services for municipalities.

Commissionaires' President, Jim McKeough, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership.

The partnership is designed to help clients benefit from advanced integrated technology and experienced operators, creating a cohesive security system that addresses the evolving security landscape in Canada. With the combined strengths of Commissionaires and Brassets, the partnership is expected to strengthen Canada's security capacity and national resilience.