The Globe and Mail reports in its Saturday edition that the Alberta government has dismissed the entire board of governors from the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity after a series of formal harassment complaints over the process to find a new chief executive officer that began late last year. The Globe's Josh O'Kane and Alanna Smith write that Adam Waterous, who was chair from 2019 until his removal by the government this week, told The Globe that former Banff Centre CEO Janice Price filed the initial workplace harassment complaint about a year ago, regarding his position that she not play a role in choosing her successor, which he said contravened board process. He shared a letter from then-advanced education minister Demetrios Nicolaides, whose office oversaw the Banff Centre, acknowledging that there was an investigation into her allegation and that Mr. Waterous filed a subsequent complaint about Ms. Price. The Banff Centre is a non-degree-granting institution whose board appointments are overseen by Advanced Education. The ministry said that it would replace the board of governors with a temporary administrator for at least six months, and that Touchstone Exploration founder Paul Baay would take that job.