Recipients
We congratulate all the outstanding and heroic frontline security professionals who have made a difference in their communities.
Here, we share the stories behind our award recipients.
Q2 2025 NOMINEE: Andy Brenton
Staying calm in an unexpected medical emergency During his evening shift, Emergency Dispatcher Andy Brenton received a call from a man who was riding the bus to Albian Village in Alberta and was experiencing a medical emergency. Brenton stayed calm and professional...
Q2 2025 NOMINEE: Sukhpreet Kaur
CPR and Narcan saved a life Responding to a wellness check call, Security Officer Sukhpreet Kaur noticed a male lying on the ground. Upon further investigation, he determined that the man was suffering from an apparent overdose. Security Officer Kaur instructed...
Q2 2025 NOMINEE: Hardeep Gill
In May 2025, while working his normal shift, Assistant Site Manager Hardeep Gill responded to a call for a wellness check. Upon arrival at the scene, he discovered a woman lying on the ground. A man who was with her tried to persuade security that she was fine, but...
Q4 2024 NOMINEE: Troye Carrie Ritchie
Personal attention on two occasions saved lives We want to recognize two occasions on which Officer Troye Ritchie has saved lives in the Kelowna community. In the city of Kelowna, the number of suicidal individuals that security professionals come into contact with on...
Q2 2025 NOMINEES: Sahil Hameed, Jasmeen Kaur & Banjot Singh
Composure and professionalism under pressure While conducting their regular duties, Shift Supervisor Sahil Hameed, Security Officer Jasmeen Kaur and Site Security Manager Banjot Singh discovered a man sitting in the loading bay beside a garbage bin. Upon conducting a...
Q2 2025 NOMINEE: Andrew Summerfelt
Immediate response to an overdose While on duty in May 2025, Assistant Supervisor Andrew Summerfelt was notified that there was a man in medical distress outside near a fast food restaurant. Upon arriving to the scene, Summerfelt noted that the man was unresponsive...
Q2 2025 NOMINEE: Indraj Dhaliwal
Treatment of an overdose in a retail centre While on duty at a retail centre, Shift Supervisor Indraj Dhaliwal was made aware of an unresponsive male inside the men's washroom. Responding promptly to the scene, he determined that the man was suffering from an apparent...
Q2 2025 NOMINEES: Gurkirat Chillna & Abdirahaman Nunow
Overdose required Naloxone and CPR While on duty at a retail location, Assistant Supervisor Gurkirat Chillna observed an individual who was not breathing, and rapidly turning purple. Assistant Supervisor Chillna recognized the signs of an overdose and immediately...
Q2 2025 NOMINEE: Sohail Noman
Quick thinking and professionalism in response to a fire In March 2025, while on duty at a residential property, Security Concierge Sohail Noman observed smoke and fire sparks coming from a section of the building. It was nighttime, which limited visibility, and the...
Q2 2025 NOMINEE: Lucas Dewar
Saved a life in a local library In May 2025, Security Guard Lucas Dewar was patrolling the local library when he came across a female patron, unconscious on the floor. Upon further investigation, Dewar noticed that the woman's breathing was very shallow and that her...
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