Infrastructure Protection and International Security Student Association

06/28/2021

Apply to earn $3,000+ toward paying down student loan debt, pursuing a degree or taking a class to advance your security industry career.

03/06/2021

Student opportunities at CATSA this summer!

Protect yourself against fraud! People claiming to work for or on behalf of CATSA are sending invoices to victims asking for payments. CATSA never requests payments from individuals seeking to come to Canada. This is a scam.

01/11/2021

CSE is currently accepting applications for student jobs during the Fall 2021 semester! Apply by February 5th.

Besides being a hub of collaboration and innovation, Communications Security Establishment (CSE) is one of Canada’s key security and intelligence organizations. For 70 years, CSE has been committed to the safety and security of Canada and Canadians. CSE plays an integral role in helping to protect...

01/08/2021

Across Canada, communities and other sectors are looking at ways to manage their risk, especially their disaster risk. The Alberta Minister of Municipal Affairs recently stated that the department will be encouraging local authorities in Alberta to complete hazard assessments using tools based on IS...

11/18/2020

Join this one hour webinar, Global DE&I Strategy: Policy and Practices that Produce Positive Business Outcomes on Dec. 10 at 11:00 AM EST.

09/24/2020

Hello Fellow IPIS Students:

This Saturday morning (Sept 26), I am planning a hike in the Gatineau Park – Luskville Falls Trail. If you are interested in getting some fresh air, see the fall colours, and maybe meet other IPIS students in person (while practicing COVID-19 safety protocols) please join me. The Luskville Falls Trail is located in a “quieter” part of the park but no guarantees given that the weather looks promising and I am sure everyone else is thinking of doing the same.

If you are interested, just show up (you don’t have to let me know). I’ll hold up a sign so that you will know who to look for when you get there.

Time and Location:

Time: 1000 – 1015 AM at the Luskville Falls Trail Parking Lot (it’s about 45 minutes from Carleton)

Location:
https://www.google.ca/maps/place/Luskville+Falls+Trail/@45.5324275,-75.9999734,16z/data=!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0x4cd1e5876e94276f:0x3d3fd0ec699e2ef6!2sLuskville+Falls+Trail,+Pontiac,+QC+J0X+2G0!3b1!8m2!3d45.5388943!4d-75.9923253!3m4!1s0x4cd1e57eba1b0879:0x92b6c26c01b1fbc2!8m2!3d45.5330183!4d-75.9939337?hl=en

Additional Info:
http://www.adventurereport.ca/the-luskville-falls-trail-a-4-6k-hike-in-gatineau-park/

Important Notes and Things To Bring:
•2.5 hr hike – challenging if you haven’t hiked before
•No dogs allowed
•Bring: Water, snacks, lunch, coffee...
•Wear really good walking or hiking shoes
•Dress accordingly to weather
•If it begins to rain by 9:30 AM, the hike will be cancelled as the trail can be very slippery.

If you don’t have a ride...but would really like to attend, I can accommodate up to three people (with masks). Just send me an email: [email protected] by Friday 3 PM and we can arrange something. It will be first come first served.

Also, please note that this is not an official IPIS event. Carleton University or IPIS Student’s Association (or me for that matter) does not assume any responsibility or liability for this hike.

Cheers,
Eric

This hike is part of the Adventure Report Ottawa Hiking Challenge! If you hike this trail, you’re officially working on the Views Edition! Join our Hiking Challenge Facebook Group to connect with other hikers working on the challenge, and don’t forget to tag us on social media so we can share yo...

09/22/2020

Next UCL IRDR Taster Lecture:
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W/ Dr Gianluca Pescaroli & Guest Savina Carluccio (Arup)

Join us next Wednesday, Sep. 23, 9am & 5pm UK Time.
Register here: https://bit.ly/2RzfhJt



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09/16/2020

JOB ALERT: Student, Lifecycle Management (Full-time) at CATSA HQ in Ottawa. Application deadline: September 20, 2020.

If you are travelling by plane from and within Canada, you are required to bring your own face covering. In light of the evolving situation with COVID-19, all passengers and non-passengers must wear a face covering and place it over their mouth and nose before entering the screening checkpoint. A...

05/19/2020

Tomorrow, May 20th, members of the Business Continuity Institute Ottawa Chapter will be conducting a free webinar on "Takeaways and Lessons Observed from COVID-19".

Register here: