Alberta Minister Appoints Police Commissioners
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Alberta picks two new Edmonton police commissioners amid probe sparked by chief's complaint of 'bias' in city appointees
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Alberta public safety minister Mike Ellis appoints Mike Saunders and Jessica Jacobs-Mino to Edmonton Police Commission .
Edmonton police chief Dale McFee asked the minister to investigate the appointment of two commissioners.
McFee claims the appointments of Renée Vaugeois and Dan Jones were anti-police bias.
Jones resigned from the commission in the wake of the request, saying he did not want to be a distraction.
Postmedia asked if any of the province’s appointments have been subject to an open competition, but did not hear back by press time.
The Edmonton Police Service declined to comment, though an EPS lawyer earlier said McFee would be “separated off” from the appointment probe.
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