Erin Frischke is the President for ARMA SK, and this is her fourth year on the board. She currently works as a Senior Privacy Analyst at EHealth. She brings numerous years of experience working with records management and access to information.

 

When not at work, she is on the school SCC, or enjoying camping, horseback riding and spending time with her husband and two kids.

Kayla Tamaki is the Past President for ARMA SK and is the Director of Information Management at SGI, where she is responsible for developing and implementing the roadmap and strategy for modernizing the management of electronic records in line with compliance requirements and industry best practices. Kayla ensures the corporation's compliance with legislative, regulatory, and business requirements through enterprise-wide records classification and retention schedules. 

 

Kayla holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and a Diploma of Business Administration from the University of Regina. In her downtime Kayla enjoys being active and serves as a director for women’s ball hockey in Saskatchewan.

Lynn Sentes is the Vice-President of ARMA SK after having served as a Member at Large for one year. She is the Records Manager with the Ministry of Health. She completed her Records and Information Certificate through the University of Toronto and received accreditation through ICRM as a Certified Records Analyst. She loves organizing and records has been a passion of hers for her entire government career.

 

In her free time she walks her puppy, gardens, reads and crochets.

Janet LaBar is currently the Secretary for ARMA SK’s Board, an advisor on ARMA International’s Chapter Advisory Committee, and works as the Records Management Coordinator for the Legislative Assembly Service of Saskatchewan. Janet develops and implements organization-wide records management policies, strategies, guidelines, procedures, and training for the Legislative Assembly Service. She has been in records management for 7 years and on the ARMA board for 6 years.

 

During her personal time Janet enjoys disc golf, pickleball, yoga and camping.

Dan Davies is the Treasurer for ARMA SK and is manager, Information and Records Management for eHealth Saskatchewan. In this position he has been involved in developing a strategic framework to establish the high-level principles of corporation-wide recordkeeping that includes:

• Draft and shepherd approval of a foundational policy to establish corporation-wide standards of recordkeeping,

• Conduct assessments to identify recordkeeping and retention practices for each business unit

• Compile a comprehensive inventory of all recorded information being create and managed by each business unit within eHealth, in all media;

•  Chair a Corporate Information Governance (CIG) committee promotes and evaluates records and information management standards and practices within eHealth

• Current priority is working with a platform design team for adoption of M365 apps and the identified need for a ‘retention policy’, recordkeeping and disposal standards

He has worked in information and records management for 23 years and has been a member of ARMA in various roles for approx. 10 years.

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“I have a younger twin sister (by 45 minutes) – she got the looks, I got the sense of humour”.

Michael Cassano is the Membership Director for ARMA SK, he is also the SaskTel Project Manager - Records Management. He manages a small RIM group within SaskTel with key contacts throughout the organization. Mike has been involved in Records Management for more than 15 years and has been an ARMA SK Board member since 2009.

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In Mike’s spare time he likes to volunteer, and in particular, within the multicultural community.

He sits on the Board of the G. Marconi Canadian Italian Club and was the President of the

Regina Multicultural Council for 8 years. He strongly believes that if everyone chips in and does

their part not only is the end result great but no one is over burdened or bent at the knees.

 

Together we are able to accomplish so much more and reach even greater heights.

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‘Personal belief is that everyone plays a part in Records Management. ​By each of us doing our part the end result will be great and no one will be overburdened.’

Rick Stirling is the Program Director for ARMA SK. Rick is an ARMA Fellow and has held many executive positions in ARMA International, including serving on the international board of directors, as President of the Canadian Region, as a Trustee of the ARMA Educational Foundation Board, and as a frequent speaker in both the United States and Canada. Rick was one of the original members of the Generally Accepted Recordkeeping Principles and Information Governance Professional Certification task forces, as well as the ARMA IGP Governance Board.

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Rick is currently a member of the Content Development and the IGIM Committees. He is the President of WesternIM and has been in the records industry for 30 years. Rick is an avid golfer.

Becky Hahn is the Social Media Director for ARMA SK and a Privacy and Information Management Specialist for SGI. Becky has gained valuable experience spanning over 15 years working in government focusing on the various aspects of records management. She joined the ARMA board in 2024, where she continues to contribute her knowledge and enthusiasm for information management. 

 

In her spare time, Becky enjoys spending time with family and friends, listening to music, traveling, and going on new adventures.

Peggy Slater-Johnson is the Website Director for ARMA SK and is an Administrative Assistant with the University of Saskatchewan where she has worked for over 20 years. A large part of her current role at the university is supporting and improving records management.

 

In her spare time, Peggy enjoys spending time with her family, going camping, and is a co-founder and Vice President for the Saskatoon Fiddle Orchestra.

Julia Bear is Senior Legal Counsel with Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan, where she provides legal services to CIC and SaskWater. As in-house counsel, Julia offers practical, business-focused legal advice on matters important to the commercial Crown sector, including privacy, information governance, procurement, legislative interpretation, and freedom of information. She enjoys working at the intersection of law, privacy, and information governance, helping organizations navigate complex requirements in a thoughtful, effective way that is responsive to their public-sector responsibilities.

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In addition to her law degree, Julia holds a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Biotechnology, a Bachelor of Arts in Art History, and a Master of Laws with a specialization in Privacy and Cybersecurity.

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Outside of work, Julia enjoys knitting, gardening, and spending time with her family.

Lynette Cain is a Director-at-Large for ARMA SK and the Records Classification and Retention Coordinator at Métis Nation – Saskatchewan.  She has an Honours Degree in History from the University of Saskatchewan. She’s part of the MN-S Archives and Records Management team and is developing their records management program.  She is relatively new to Records Management and this is her first year on the ARMA Sask board.

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In her free time she enjoys playing badminton, reading, and hanging out with her two sphynx cats.

Mackenzie Gosselin is a Director-At-Large with ARMA SK and currently serves as the Specialist in the Enterprise Information Management group at SaskEnergy, where he leads and develops the organization’s records management program.

 

A professional engineer by training, Mackenzie began his career in SaskEnergy’s Asset Information Management group, conducting pipeline engineering audits. Unbeknownst to him, this work marked the beginning of his journey into Information Management. To support the audit process, he managed pipeline records, which included classifying documents, disposing of transitory records, digitizing legacy files, developing file naming conventions, organizing and refiling inactive records, and overseeing an online repository.

 

“What began as a mandatory step in a much larger process evolved into a passion for Information Management and ultimately, a new career path.”

Darrien Watt is a Director-at-Large for ARMA SK and currently serves as a Senior Legal Programs Specialist with Crown Investments Corporation in Regina. In her role, she manages a broad range of legal, regulatory, and corporate responsibilities, including oversight of the organization's Records and Information Management (RIM) program. Her RIM-related duties include compliance monitoring, risk management, records disposition, and training.

 

Outside of her professional responsibilities, Darrien enjoys reading, gardening, cooking, and spending time outdoors. She also enjoys taking on home improvement and DIY projects and is always eager to learn new skills and explore new challenges.