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Condo security guard keeps watchful eye at 4 a.m. as the city sleeps. He is one of more than 27,000 people working as security guards or in related security service occupations in the Toronto region as of May 2019, according to Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC). >> Security

Alain Arakaza arrived in Canada in 2009 as a refugee. Now, he's about to become a Toronto police officer. >> Security

A U.S perspective: The short-term promise of easy cash can trap individuals in bad long-term conditions. When a 30-year-old Somali refugee, first arrived in the U.S. he found work as a shelf stocker in retail and then as a security guard. His main goal, though, was education. He began taking classes, but it became increasingly hard to align his class schedule with his work schedule. He started driving for Uber and now balances a 34-hour work week for Uber with a full load of classes. >> Driving-taxi and rideshare

After he noticed how many doctors, dentists and other medical professionals were working as security guards and store clerks, a community worker helped create the International Educated Professionals Program. The program helps immigrants repackage their squandered skills for meaningful employment in health care. >> Health care

Mayank Bhatt returned to the warm embrace of residents of a Forest Hill condo where he once worked as a security guard. But this time he was there to do a reading from his newly published novel. >> Security

It may be a cliché, but many skilled, educated newcomers are still finding themselves working as security officers, trolling shopping malls and condominiums. >> Security