Mike LeBlanc in Moncton - 1989
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I
am retiring at the end of December 2014 and thought I would post a few pics
of myself and colleagues representing what I basically did at Communications
Canada/Industry Canada.
(...See the photo album at the bottom of the page)
Cheers and Merry Christmas
Mike LeBlanc P.Eng. | ing.
Regional Spectrum Engineer
Ingénieur régional du spectre
Spectrum and Telecommunications
Spectre et télécommunications
ATLANTIC - ONTARIO REGION
Industry Canada | Industrie Canada
Moncton NB
Scroll this page for Mike's goodbye message at
retirement.....
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Atlantic Intercom - March 1990 |
As some of you know, Dec 30th,
2014 will be my last working day at IC as I plan to retire after 32+ years of
service. (Wow.this feels a bit weird.!)
I wanted to take the
opportunity now, prior to the Christmas Holidays, to express to you that it was
a pleasure working with you all these years.
The happy memories at IC are
plenty and I am going to miss you all. It is amazing how
radio/telecommunications has developed over that last 32 years and I can just
imagine what is in store for the future, however.it feels right for me to
retire now.
To my HQ colleagues, your
assistance in helping me with spectrum policy matters was greatly appreciated.
Many of you were young professionals and new to the department when we first
met. It's been a pleasure watching you develop into the spectrum policy experts
that you are today. Peter Hsiung will
now be looking after Microwave policy matters for the Atlantic-Ontario Region
(AOR).
To my regional district
colleagues, I am going to miss assisting you and your clientele.
To the AOR Regional Ops
members, it's been a pleasure being a part of your team.
To my IC Moncton Office
colleagues, (approximately 8 left of what used to be 45 strong) hang in there!
I wish you all good health &
happiness and good luck with all the current and future challenges that are
planned for you with the department.
Again. Merry Christmas, have a
happy New Year and Cheers to you all ! (see photo above.LOL)
Mike
December 18, 2014
PS.if you ever plan to visit New
Brunswick, feel free to contact me ***. Rose May and I always enjoy
cracking open a few lobsters and having a brew or two with guests at our
cottage.