Transport Canada
The Minister of Transport, the Honourable Omar Alghabra, announced today appointments and reappointments in the transportation sector. The appointees come from diverse backgrounds, with experience in a number of fields, and they are active members in their communities. They bring a wide array of knowledge and expertise to their transportation positions.
The Federal Bridge Corporation Limited
- John Lopinski (Port Colborne, Ontario) reappointed as director on the Board of Directors for a term of four years.
Quebec Port Authority
- Claudine Gros Louis (Québec, Quebec) appointed as director for a term of three years.
Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada
- George Ronald Ashley (Ottawa, Ontario) reappointed as part-time member for a term of four years.
- Mark Steven Conrad (Winnipeg, Manitoba) reappointed as part-time member for a term of four years.
- Thomas Vernon Davis (Calgary, Alberta) reappointed as part-time member for a term of four years.
- Raymon Joseph Kaduck (Ottawa, Ontario) reappointed as part-time member for a term of three years.
- David Kim (Nanaimo, British Columbia) appointed as part-time member for a term of five years.
- Sarah Margaret Kirby (Halifax, Nova Scotia) reappointed as part-time member for a term of four years.
- Ginette Anne Lalonde-Kontio (Ottawa, Ontario) appointed as part-time member for a term of five years.
- James Edwin Macdonald (New Glasgow, Nova Scotia) reappointed as part-time member for a term of three years.
- Michael John Regimbal (Beaconsfield, Quebec) reappointed as part-time member for a term of four years.
Trois-Rivières Port Authority
- Denis Bernard (Bécancour, Quebec) appointed as director for a term of three years.
These Canadians were appointed under the Government of Canada's open, transparent and merit-based Governor in Council appointment process, striving for gender parity and seeking to reflect Canada's diversity.
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