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Field analyses, compliance notes and reporting on what security in New Brunswick actually demands — written by the people who do the work.

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Construction · Loss Prevention

2025-11-04·9 min

Copper Theft on New Brunswick Construction Sites: A 2025 Field Playbook

Why NB job sites lose six figures to copper theft every year, how thieves operate at Fredericton, Saint John and Moncton perimeters, and the four-layer counter-model our officers deploy.

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Events · 11 min

Atlantic Canadian Festival Security in 2025: What Producers Miss

From Harvest Jazz in Fredericton to the Shediac Lobster Festival, Atlantic Canadian festivals sold record ticket volumes in 2025. Here's what our event supervisors actually plan for.

Retail · 8 min

Cannabis Retail Loss Prevention in New Brunswick: The Cage2 Baseline

Cannabis NB stores and private lounges report shrink well above general retail. Why the industry's Cage2 baseline outperforms uniform guarding — and how we implement it.

Compliance · 7 min

Fire Watch in New Brunswick: What the Fire Marshal's Office Actually Audits

Insurance carriers demand documented fire watch, but so does the NB Office of the Fire Marshal. Here is what every logbook is checked against.

Ports & Marine · 12 min

Port Security in New Brunswick: Belledune, Saint John, and the Critical Minerals Corridor

As Atlantic Canada's critical-minerals gateway, NB ports face threat vectors most terminals in the country never see. Here is how modern port security plays out on the wharf.

Residential · 6 min

Estate Security in the Kennebecasis Valley: Rothesay, Quispamsis & Beyond

The Kennebecasis Valley is Atlantic Canada's highest concentration of ultra-high-net-worth households. Discreet estate protection here is a craft, not a service.

Corporate · 10 min

Workplace Violence Prevention in New Brunswick Under the Occupational Health & Safety Act

Every NB employer with 20+ workers must maintain a written workplace-violence prevention program. Here is how our corporate teams operationalize it.

Data · 5 min

Alarm Response Times in Rural New Brunswick: What the Numbers Actually Show

We logged every alarm response we performed in 2024. Urban averages held at 12 minutes; rural averages held at 25. Here is what the data really means.

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