Mr. Mark Faubert

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  Mark Faubert - Officer Senior Vice President of Operations
  
  Mr. Faubert has been in senior management roles in the Resort and Hospitality Industry for thirty years and has worked with some of the largest resorts in Western Canada. He graduated with honours in Recreation Facilities Management and Resort Operations Management in 1978. He joined Canlan in 2001 as Facility General Manager at Burnaby 8-rinks and has advanced through various positions to now head up our North American operations.

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  Mark FaubertVice President Western OperationsMr. Faubert has been in senior management roles in the Resort and Hospitality Industry for thirty years and has worked with some of the largest resorts in Western Canada.He graduated with honours in Recreation Facilities Management and Resort Operations Management in 1978.He joined Canlan in 2001 as Facility General Manager at Burnaby 8-rinks and has advanced through various positions to head our western operations

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  Mark Faubert, vice president of western operations for Canlan, said they are committed to parks and recreation commission officials that every effort will be made to ensure local residents will be favoured in the hiring process."We believe very strongly - and our track record supports our belief - that having a very strong local presence in our managed facilities serves the best interests of everyone who has a stake in the success of these recreational properties," said Faubert.

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  Published on: 12/3/2003    Last Visited: 12/3/2003  

  "We're very proud to be associated with this nice building here," commented Mark Faubert, B.C. regional general manager with Canlan.The company will be operating the South Cariboo Recreation Centre (SCRC) with a transition team, since Faubert didn't know how long it would take until the hirings are completed.He revealed last week at the Cariboo Regional District (CRD)'s South Cariboo Committee meeting Nov. 27 that he had come to a tentative agreement with BJ's Donuts & Eatery to continue operating the concession as they have in the past.As far as other staffing goes, the company began advertising locally for four full-time and three part-time positions immediately after the contract was announced.Faubert said Canlan has not approached any current municipal staff about working for the company.
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  Faubert said that Canlan operates other municipal rinks, and it is an outsider in four provinces and three states."We understand the balances and the sensitivities of a community's needs," he said.He promised that Canlan would listen to comments and suggestions from people of the South Cariboo and glean their wants and needs.

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  - Mark Faubert, vice-president of Western Operations, Canlan Ice Sports Corporation

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  Mark Faubert, Canlan's B.C. regional manager, along with Josh Dickerson, Canlan's operations and production manager at the South Cariboo Recreation Centre (SCRC), presented their quarterly report to the South Cariboo Committee (SCC).
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  "For the first time we tried running multi-sport camps and out of the four we promoted, we ended up with two camps which for a brand new market is very good," said Faubert."As well, we were able to put the ice in August and run two hockey schools." Faubert credited the assistance of coaches such as Tom Lund and Chris Drouillard, and said this could only be done in a community such as 100 Mile.
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  "Some of the teams weren't able to get the ice time before," said Faubert."Because there's a tight group that already had all the ice time, they had to go to Lac la Hache and other places to get ice to play.Now they're able to rent ice in August."As well, Canlan was able to host two B.C.Junior Hockey League exhibition games between the Williams Lake Timberwolves and the Quesnel Millionaires. "We entertained 290 people on the Friday night and 240 on the Saturday," said Faubert, who credited Dickerson for the idea.
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  "The leather is actually being burned right off because of the deposits that are in the ice," said Faubert."They're dragging.Professionals won't drag as much as people who are just learning.But these are young people.Those figure skates are very expensive."Though Faubert and Dickerson said that when the Kube's have all been cleaned and are operating at full capacity, combined with the drop in morning and evening temperatures, things should be better.
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  Faubert and Dickerson supported the idea, and volunteered their time and resources to look into acquiring a more cost effective used floor.
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  "I think there's only going up from here," said Faubert in response."There's still so much opportunity.

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  Mark Faubert, Vice President Western Operations, Canlan Ice Sports Corporation

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  "This is our second full year, and we're very pleased with the outcome of the season," Mark Faubert, the vice president of Western Operations, said."Our programs are starting to take off, and we want to offer more versatile community programs, not just ice programs."Faubert explained that the beginning of the season is uncertain, and that it makes for many cancellations. "Until Hockey Canada in the Cariboo region releases schedules, they (teams) don't know when their games are and how many home games they have," he noted.
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  Faubert said the changes would be in the best interest of the community, not just one user group."Can we better balance the facility, and better utilize the system and maximize the use of it?"he said.

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  Mark Faubert - Canlan Ice Sports

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  3) That the email from Mark Faubert, VP Western Operations, regarding 100 Mile House Live Site Costs, be received.

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