The Globe and Mail reports in its Tuesday edition that Robert Dépatie, a former Rogers director who currently serves as president and chief operating officer of the telco's home and business division, is retiring at the end of the year. The Globe's Alexandra Posadzki writes that Mr. Dépatie joined Rogers in December, 2021, following a tumultuous boardroom battle that resulted in the company's then-chief executive officer Joe Natale being replaced by its former chief financial officer Tony Staffieri. The announcement of Mr. Dépatie's retirement comes less than five months after Rogers unveiled its revamped management group following the closing of its deal to purchase Shaw. Mr. Dépatie's role was created as part of a reorganization that saw Mr. Staffieri split up the telco's cable and wireless operations into separate divisions, reverting to a corporate structure that Rogers had moved away from under its previous leadership. Mr. Staffieri announced Mr. Dépatie's departure in a note sent to employees on Monday. Mr. Dépatie was formerly the CEO of Quebecor and cited health reasons when he quit after 11 months in that role. He was also chief executive of Groupe St-Hubert, a Quebec barbecue chicken chain.