Every Province. Every Territory. Fifty+ Cities.
1Northwest Security is licensed and insured in every Canadian jurisdiction. Click any location for a city or province-specific security page — each page details local services, verticals, and the challenges we solve on the ground.
Where We Protect.
Ontario
- Pop. 15.6M
- Capital · Toronto
Ontario is Canada's largest security market — driven by the GTA's financial core, Southwestern Ontario auto manufacturing corridor, and the Ottawa federal complex.
Quebec
- Pop. 8.9M
- Capital · Quebec City
Quebec requires bilingual EN/FR staffing across all industries and BSP (Bureau de la sécurité privée) licensing. Montreal’s port and event calendar drive year-round demand.
British Columbia
- Pop. 5.6M
- Capital · Victoria
BC's Justice Institute licensing standard is one of the country's toughest. Port of Vancouver traffic, film-industry lot security, and remote mining sites drive most of the specialty work.
Alberta
- Pop. 4.9M
- Capital · Edmonton
Alberta security work is dominated by oil & gas asset protection, cannabis retail proliferation post-legalization, and the CN/CP rail corridor.
Manitoba
- Pop. 1.5M
- Capital · Winnipeg
Manitoba's central logistics role and Winnipeg's downtown revitalisation create steady demand for commercial and industrial security.
Saskatchewan
- Pop. 1.2M
- Capital · Regina
Potash and uranium mining anchor Saskatchewan's specialty security market alongside grain logistics.
Nova Scotia
- Pop. 1.05M
- Capital · Halifax
Halifax's port, naval base, and post-secondary campuses drive most of the province's security demand.
New Brunswick
- Pop. 830K
- Capital · Fredericton
New Brunswick's Irving-anchored industrial complex and Saint John refining sector drive most industrial security demand.
Newfoundland and Labrador
- Pop. 540K
- Capital · St. John's
Offshore oil and iron-ore mining in Labrador create specialty demand for remote and rotational security.
Prince Edward Island
- Pop. 170K
- Capital · Charlottetown
PEI's compressed tourism season and Charlottetown's cruise-ship calls drive most event and site security demand.
3 Territories
Yukon
Yukon's Golden Triangle mining and small but growing Whitehorse commercial core anchor security demand.
Northwest Territories
Ekati, Diavik, and Gahcho Kué diamond mines drive most of the specialty rotational work; Yellowknife anchors the commercial base.
Nunavut
Meadowbank, Mary River, and Meliadine mining operations, plus federal work in Iqaluit, define most security requirements.