Security Services Across Ontario.
Licensed under the Ontario Private Security and Investigative Services Act (PSISA). Serving every Ontario municipality with 24/7 dispatch, GPS-verified reporting, and Indigenous-owned CCIB-certified operations.
Ontario is Canada's largest private-security market by both officer count and enterprise procurement volume. The province's regulated PSISA framework, combined with mature municipal-police relationships and a concentrated Class-A office market in Toronto, makes it the most competitive — and most professionally-run — security jurisdiction in the country.
Ontario Private Security and Investigative Services Act (PSISA)
Every private security officer in Ontario must hold a valid PSISA licence issued by the Ministry of the Solicitor General. Licensing includes a mandatory 40-hour training program, First Aid / CPR-C, criminal-record clearance, and a passing score on the provincial exam.
Police-of-jurisdiction across Ontario: Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and municipal police services. Every Ontario scope we deliver is coordinated with the applicable police service — municipal, provincial, or RCMP — as the situation requires.
Baseline officer wage floor in Ontario: $18.50–$28.00 per hour depending on shift pattern, licensing level, and post complexity. Rates vary by post complexity, shift pattern, licensing tier, and geographic remoteness.
Industries driving security demand in Ontario
What makes Ontario different
GTA competition drives price pressure — quality suffers when contracts are awarded on cost alone.
Northern Ontario's fly-in mining and Indigenous-community operations demand distinct capabilities.
Ottawa's federal-precinct market has clearance and security-of-supply expectations no other Canadian city carries.
Cities we serve across Ontario
Our Ontario operations cover every major municipality. Explore individual city pages below for local landmarks, response-time expectations, and testimonials.
All security services available across Ontario
Ontario regulators & professional associations
Ministry of the Solicitor General, Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police, Ontario Chamber of Commerce. Our compliance officer maintains active registrations with the relevant provincial authorities and reports on any regulatory change that materially affects your account.
Legislation & regulator references for Ontario
The security industry in Ontario operates under a specific statutory framework. Below are direct links to the current legislation and the government body that administers it — verify our compliance claims against these primary sources.
- Training curriculumPrivate Security Guard Basic Training Syllabus (O. Reg. 26/10)
We link to primary government and CanLII sources only — no third-party interpreters. If any of these links no longer resolve, please let us know.