Mark S. Conrad

Mr. Mark S. Conrad is retired from a 30-year career with Transport Canada.  Holding various positions in Airport Operations, Airport Commercial Development, Transportation Policy, and Human Resources, he advanced to executive director responsible for railway safety and the transportation of dangerous goods in the department’s Prairie and Northern Region.
Mr. Conrad’s education includes a Master of Business Administration from the University of Manitoba and a Certificate in Strategic Management of Regulatory Agencies from Harvard University.
 

Mark S. Conrad

Mr. Mark S. Conrad is retired from a 30-year career with Transport Canada.  Holding various positions in Airport Operations, Airport Commercial Development, Transportation Policy, and Human Resources, he advanced to executive director responsible for railway safety and the transportation of dangerous goods in the department’s Prairie and Northern Region.
Mr. Conrad’s education includes a Master of Business Administration from the University of Manitoba and a Certificate in Strategic Management of Regulatory Agencies from Harvard University.
 

Blaine Beaven

Mr. Beaven practises law with Scott & Beaven Law Office in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and part time as Senior Legal Counsel with the Saskatchewan Firearms Office. His focus in private practice is criminal defence, and has represented multiple clients on homicide charges and before juries. In his government practice his focus is on firearm legislation, firearms safety and training, community and Indigenous outreach, while providing advice to government ministries.

Blaine Beaven

Mr. Beaven practises law with Scott & Beaven Law Office in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and part time as Senior Legal Counsel with the Saskatchewan Firearms Office. His focus in private practice is criminal defence, and has represented multiple clients on homicide charges and before juries. In his government practice his focus is on firearm legislation, firearms safety and training, community and Indigenous outreach, while providing advice to government ministries.

Gary Drouin

Effective December 18, 2024, Gary Drouin was appointed Governor in Council with a 5-year term as the permanent Chairperson of the Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada. Mr. Drouin previously served as the interim Chairperson from November 17, 2022, and prior to that was the Vice-Chairperson following his appointment on October 7, 2022. His appointment is in accordance with Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Act.

Gary Drouin

Effective December 18, 2024, Gary Drouin was appointed Governor in Council with a 5-year term as the permanent Chairperson of the Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada. Mr. Drouin previously served as the interim Chairperson from November 17, 2022, and prior to that was the Vice-Chairperson following his appointment on October 7, 2022. His appointment is in accordance with Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada Act.

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