This holiday season, Vigilant volunteers spent a morning at the Welcome Hall Mission handing out Christmas baskets to nearly 400 Montreal families in need. Dressed in reindeer antlers and Santa hats, the twenty-some volunteers spread good cheer to each person who walked through the doors. read more
Vigilant Global has been a proud supporter of Habitat for Humanity since 2009, when we were only 40 employees. Today, at 150 employees, we continue to give back twice a year, helping build houses in and around the Montreal area. read more
Among the most anticipated events for Montreal’s Tyndale St-Georges Community Centre is the annual BBQ, where community residents gather for food, games and music, all free of charge. read more
Several Vigilant Global employees spent a recent afternoon volunteering at Tyndale St-Georges Community Centre, preparing snacks for the kids in the after school program. read more
Some of Vigilant’s employees spent the afternoon volunteering at Tyndale St-George’s community BBQ last Friday read more
Vigilant Global employees have once again come together to raise funds for cancer research benefitting Montreal Jewish General hospital's Segal Cancer center. For the third consecutive year, the Vigi4Cure team will set off on the country roads in Quebec as part of their fundraising efforts. The team surpassed last year's fundraising total by $20, 000! read more
Vigilant Global is once again sponsoring TEDx Concordia. The event is set to take place at the university’s downtown campus at the D.B. Clarke Theatre on Saturday May 3rd. This year’s theme is Building Blocks – what we build, builds us. The company has a long history of sponsoring TEDx events in... read more
The 2014 Montreal regional final was one of controversy, utter jubilation, and eventual heartbreak. Sonic Howl was among the best scoring bots in the competition and a force to be reckoned with thanks to a crafty team who both built and powered the bot to the semi-final round. The team had some... read more
They weren't exactly the easiest six weeks the students at LCCHS had ever experienced. But I think it's fair to say the weekend in Oshawa was worth the six-week effort they put into their robot, especially when it took the field and manoeuvred about - almost - perfectly. The tank treads the... read more
For the second year in a row, Vigilant Futures employees participated in RBC's relay race challenge benefiting Centraide. For the first time though, we won with the best time. Vigilant Futures employees' posted the best time out of 43 teams right from the start. We were second up the 41 flights... read more