Ken Whyte, Rogers Communications Inc.’s senior vice-president of public policy, is leaving the company effective April 28. Whyte said in a posting on LinkedIn Monday that he resigned “this morning after 12 happy, fruitful years.” According to a note from Rogers chief legal officer David Miller posted by Whyte, the public policy team will be rolled into Rogers’ regulatory team upon his departure. Whyte “decided to leave Rogers to devote more time to other interests,” the note said. He was named president of Rogers’ publishing division in 2011, during which time he launched the company’s “all-you-can-read” magazine app. Last year, Whyte was appointed part of a 12-member panel advising the Heritage Minister as part of the...