Tuesday June 18, 2013

QUESTION OF THE WEEK

  • Forest fires are a fact of life in Northern Manitoba, although the number and severity vary year to year. How prepared do you feel you are to evacuate quickly if the need arose under a disaster management plan scenario?
  • Poorly prepared. I’d be running around like a chicken with its head cut off. I know better but I’m complacent
  • 87%
  • Well prepared. I keep current with Canadian Red Cross evacuation tips at: http://www.redcross.ca/article.asp?id
  • 13%
  • Total Votes: 128





Stu Waring, milling and mining general manager, leaving Vale's Manitoba Operations for Ontario

T-1 manager Warren Brass named acting general manager of mining and milling
Thompson Citizen file photo

Stu Waring, seen here at a June 16, 2010 announcement that Vale would create a $353,000 endowment fund to support the re-establishment of the mineral sciences industrial vocational program at R.D. Parker Collegiate, is leaving Vale's Manitoba Operations to become the general manager of mines and mills with the company's operations in Sudbury, Ont.

Vale's Manitoba Operations have a new acting general manager of mining and milling following the departure of former general manager of mining and milling Stu Waring, whose last day on the job came earlier this month after he accepted a promotion to the company's Sudbury operations.

"Stu [Waring] has accepted a promotion to our Sudbury Operations where he will be the General Manager of Mines and Mills," wrote Ryan Land, manager of corporate affairs for Vale's Manitoba Operations in an e-mail to the Thompson Citizen. "In the interim until we name a permanent replacement, Warren Brass, Manager of our T-1 Mine, will serve as Acting GM for Mining and Milling."

Land said Waring had done much to secure Thompson's long-term mining and milling future and that he would be missed.

"We know that he will have a lot to offer our Ontario Operations," wrote Land. "It is precisely because he feels Thompson is sustainable, the transition planning for 2015 is in hand, and our culture of SafeProduction continues to move us positively towards our goal of Zero Harm that he felt that he could take on the next challenge. Those that know him know this was a significant decision, and they also know that he will be spending as much of his summer and vacation as possible with his family and at his cottage, right here in the north."

The Citizen attempted to set up an interview with Waring through Vale's Manitoba Operations but he has yet to respond.


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