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Mark Day

Mark Day

Verified

News Director, CityNews Calgary

Canada, Ottawa

Biography

My career in broadcasting began at the age of 14 as a weekend announcer at CIGO radio in Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia. At that time, I was one of the youngest radio personalities in North America covering topics ranging from federal elections and natural disasters to major sporting events. From there, my career has taken me across North America behind the microphone and in front of the camera.

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Content

Total articles 72

  • Rather than ending two-tier justice, Labour risks enshrining it in law

    By Mark Day Verified| The Independent Verified CommentAnyone who values equality before the law should be deeply concerned, writes Mark Day. This decision could undermine wider efforts to address inequalities in the system, including for other protected characteristicsEquality before the law is an important principle that UK citizens rightly hold dear. The colour of someone’s skin should have no bearing on the sentence they receive – nobody wants to see two-tier justice.

    By Mark Day Verified · The Independent

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Can the civil service get to grips with Humphrey’s GenAI BS?   - Raconteur

    By Mark Day Verified| Raconteur Verified In January, the UK government announced a suite of AI tools called “Humphrey” for use by civil service officials. Humphrey will contain several products. One, called Consult, analyses government consultations and chisels the information into interactive dashboards. It will also help civil servants take meeting minutes and search internal documents. The suite was named in homage to the Machiavellian permanent secretary Humphrey Appleby from the classic sitcom Yes Minister.

    By Mark Day Verified · Raconteur

    Feb. 05, 2025

  • Rather than ending two-tier justice, Labour risks enshrining it in law

    By Mark Day Verified| The Independent Verified CommentAnyone who values equality before the law should be deeply concerned, writes Mark Day. This decision could undermine wider efforts to address inequalities in the system, including for other protected characteristicsEquality before the law is an important principle that UK citizens rightly hold dear. The colour of someone’s skin should have no bearing on the sentence they receive – nobody wants to see two-tier justice.

    By Mark Day Verified · The Independent

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Company Info

CityNews Calgary

Toronto's source for breaking news, traffic, and weather 24 hours a day.

'+1 416-599-2489

Founded: 1972