15224 Suzanne Bastien, M.A.(Éth. Pub), B.Ed., ing., PMP (Class of 1986)
Suzanne a été élue première vice-présidente de l’Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ) en juin 2014. Elle est la représentante de l’outaouais au sein du conseil d’administration de l’OIQ depuis 2013. Suzanne a un intérêt avoué en gouvernance, ce sujet était central à son mémoire pour l’obtention de sa maîtrise en éthique publique à l’université Saint-Paul à Ottawa l’an dernier. Il faut bien s’occuper quand les enfants partent de la maison 🙂
Suzanne has been elected as First Vice-President of the Ordre des Ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ) in June 2014. Suzanne has been an elected member of the Board of Directors of the OIQ since 2013 as the Outaouais representative. She has a keen interest in governance, that being the subject of her research paper for her Public Ethics Masters degree she completed last year. Got to fill all that free time when the kids leave the house 🙂
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The Amazing Race Canada Teams Encounter Damage Control Up Close
“I was thrilled to be part of the show,”
20930 LCdr Rob Petitpas Article
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Recent 16538 Wayne Eyre related articles:
18th Airborne Corps: Canadian Army general takes Afghan post
“Commanding NTM-A has been a career highlight. It’s been both personally and professionally fascinating,” Eyre said in a release. “I challenge everyone to keep focused on the mission at hand.”
16538 Wayne Eyre Article
Change of command for 3rd Canadian Division at CFB Edmonton
Thomson: Ready for inevitable ‘something else’
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Upgrades to Aurora aircraft puts Royal Canadian Air Force on cutting edge of anti-submarine warfare
“We went out, hunted for it, found it, tracked it and did some simulated attacking,” said Maj. Angie Thomas
22679 Angie Thomas Article
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Rare formation of 16 planes soar above 15 Wing Moose Jaw
“It takes a while to get that number of airplanes together when you get airborne,” wing commander Col. Paul Goddard said Friday following the demonstration. “And it was pretty windy and turbulent today so a little tough, the guys had to work a little harder to stay in position.”
14561 Colonel Paul Goddard Article
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