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About

NSSR Training Ltd.

A registered corporate enterprise managing tactical infrastructure in Nova Scotia, operating as the Nova Scotia Service Range for public safety partners.

Providing technical excellence and member wellness for the East Coast community.

Registry ID
4788163
Facility
68 acre proving ground
Designation
Section 2(3) police and agency range
Location
Nova Scotia, Canada

Corporate Overview

An advanced infrastructure host.

NSSR Training Ltd. (Registry ID 4788163) is a legally registered corporate enterprise managing tactical infrastructure assets. The corporation serves as an advanced infrastructure host, operating a strategic 68 acre private proving ground under a lease agreement with the landowners.

The facility is a designated Section 2(3) police and agency use range. It gives high-level public safety partners a turn-key, private tactical landscape, where agencies deploy their own certified internal instructors for specialized curriculum under a host model.

Alongside facility hosting, NSSR delivers certified firearms analysis under the Firearms Act, serves as a research testbed for sound moderation technology, and integrates a support architecture for the human element of public safety, from operational reintegration to occupational stress injury mitigation.

NSSR is a private, agency-facing operation. It is not a public facility, and access is arranged directly with law enforcement, public safety agencies, and their partners.

Leadership

The people behind NSSR.

Jenny and James, the owners of NSSR Training Ltd.

Jenny and James, who lead NSSR Training Ltd.

Jenny

President

Majority owner of NSSR Training Ltd., overseeing the corporation, its partners, and its public-safety mandate.

James Creaser

Director · Firearms Analyst

Leads NSSR's certified firearms analysis and technical operations, providing evidentiary reporting and analyst support for frontline members.

James Creaser and his partner with the Sniper/Observer Match trophy at the Inter-Service Small Arms Competition in Alberta

James Creaser at the Sniper/Observer Match, Inter-Service Small Arms Competition, Alberta.

Mandate

Four commitments.

01

Secure and controlled

A private, access-managed environment engineered for sensitive operations, analysis, and research.

02

Agency-led host model

Partners deploy their own certified instructors and curriculum. NSSR provides the ground and the infrastructure.

03

Evidence-based

From ballistic reporting to sound-moderation research to wellness programming, the work is grounded in formal analysis and data.

04

Public-safety focused

Every capability serves frontline readiness, member health, and the human element of public safety.

Agency Enquiries

Discuss a partnership.

Reach out to discuss facility access, firearms analysis, or a hosted program for your agency.