#37 - Dale McFee - Memorial Cup Champion to being the Chief of Police

Dale McFee started his junior hockey career with his hometown
team the St. Albert Saints of the Alberta Junior Hockey
League.  He quickly moved up to the new expansion team in
the Western Hockey League, the Prince Albert Raiders.  McFee
spent four seasons with the Raiders, and was part of a Memorial
Cup championship in 1985.  He attended the training camp of
the Minnesota North Stars after he finished playing junior
hockey.


After hockey was done, McFee joined the Prince Albert Police
Service.  He climbed the ranks, becoming the Chief of Police
in Prince Albert while he was the President of the Prince Albert
Raiders and also served as the Deputy Minister Justice
(Corrections & Policing) for the province of
Saskatchewan.  During his time in Prince Albert, McFee
became involved in various business ventures as well.  In
2019, McFee returned to Alberta, and is now the Chief of Police
for the Edmonton Police Service.


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