Ousted police services board chair Diane Deans says Mayor Jim Watson orchestrated her removal because she refused to endorse his decision to negotiate with leaders of the downtown occupation. Read More
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Former police board chair Diane Deans says she was ousted for not backing mayor's protester negotiations
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