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Presentation : International Terrorism Expert to Keynote Expo Seguridad Mexico Alan Bell to address audience on urban security and international business concerns.
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International Terrorism Expert to Keynote Expo Seguridad Mexico Alan Bell to address audience on urban security and international business concerns
Alan Bell, president of Globe Risk Holdings, will be presenting the keynote address on urban security and protecting against terrorism for the 2007 Expo Seguridad Mexico.
SIW Editorial Staff
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Expo Seguridad Mexico, considered one of the top physical and electronic security events for the Latin American marketplace, announced this week that Alan Bell, president of Globe Risk Holdings, will be presenting the keynote address for the 2007 event.
Alan Bell to Present Keynote Address at Expo Seguridad Mexico 2007
International terrorism expert Alan Bell will present this year's keynote address, "Urban Security -- After the Paradigms Have Changed," at Expo Seguridad Mexico, taking place April 24 through 26 in Mexico City.
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AJAY BHARDWAJ, EDMONTON SUN
The Alberta legislature's locks should be changed and policies about workers taking keys home updated, says a security expert after a worker was robbed of his keys. A 16-year-old boy, who police say worked at the legislature, was robbed of his candy by four golf club wielding men about 8:50 Halloween night. The teen's candy bag contained his cellphone and work keys.
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Even if it wasn't Osama bin Laden's voice on Tuesday's taped warning, experts say al Qaeda almost certainly has Canada in its sights. They say the chilling message must jolt the government into action.
"For the very first time in living history Canadians have been fingered as a potential terrorist target by a major terrorist group," said Alan Bell, a Toronto-based security consultant. "We're front and centre now."
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| DTLINE | CALGARY |
| HEADLINE | Canadians absent from Iraq bidding: Massive security risk will be an impediment to Canadian firms participating in prime contracts: Those involved are small |
| BYLINE | Kate MacNamara |
| SOURCE | Financial Post |
| DNOTE | kmacnamara@nationalpost.com |
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The rules of engagement of the International Security Assistance Force put Canadian soldiers at risk because they are unable to hunt down terrorists roaming freely outside Kabul, experts say.
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