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ARTICLE · 25 JUNE 2024

Alberta Human Rights Commission Appoints New Members

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By Order in Council dated June 20, 2024, the Lieutenant Governor in Council has appointed five new members and reappointed five existing members...

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By Order in Council dated June 20, 2024, the Lieutenant Governor in Council has appointed five new members and reappointed five existing members to serve as members of the Alberta Human Rights Commission.

New members - Term to expire on June 19, 2027

  • Rabie Ahmed Abdelhamid
  • Dana Christianson
  • Shawn Leclerc
  • Leigh Sherry
  • Rod Wiltshire

Existing members reappointed:

  • Karen Scott - Effective June 29, 2024; expiring June 28, 2027
  • C. Nduka Ahanonu - Effective August 21, 2024; expiring August 20, 2027
  • Sandra Badejo - Effective August 21, 2024; expiring August 20, 2027
  • Dr. Evaristus A. Oshionebo - Effective August 21, 2024; expiring August 20, 2027
  • Wilma Shim - Effective August 21, 2024; expiring August 20, 2027

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