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Mark Pare

Mark Pare

Mark graduated from Canadore College in North Bay in 2011, and his decade-long career in digital, TV and radio has brought him across Ontario and beyond. He spent nearly a decade in the radio news industry in North Bay, Timmins and Waterloo Region, and has also done freelance sports broadcasting work for RogersTV. In his spare time, Mark enjoys heading out into the community, going to and watching sporting events and playing video games.

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Recent Work by Mark

Trojan horse tours Guelph to bring attention to privatization of health care

Trojan horse tours Guelph to bring attention to privatization of health care

Trojan horse used as a metaphor to describe health care privatization plan
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CIBC Run for the Cure raises over $135K for breast cancer research

CIBC Run for the Cure raises over $135K for breast cancer research

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ICYMI: Lourdes high school adopts new team name after concerns about 'Crusaders'

ICYMI: Lourdes high school adopts new team name after concerns about 'Crusaders'

The school's new Lancers name took effect at the start of the new school year
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‘Massive glitch’ impacting payroll for hundreds at U of G

‘Massive glitch’ impacting payroll for hundreds at U of G

U of G instituted a new HR system, but the issues has resulted in teachers assistants and sessional lecturers being overpaid, underpaid or not paid at all
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Impaired driver gets five-year sentence for fatal 2021 crash near Elora

Impaired driver gets five-year sentence for fatal 2021 crash near Elora

Ricardo Cruz Abrego was impaired at the time of the crash that killed one and severely injured two others
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Driver charged in hit-and-run death of Guelph cyclist appears in court

Driver charged in hit-and-run death of Guelph cyclist appears in court

John Simpson-Bard, no relation to victim Susan Bard, is accused of a hit and run that killed a cyclist in early September
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Lourdes high school adopts new team name after concerns about 'Crusaders'

Lourdes high school adopts new team name after concerns about 'Crusaders'

The school's new Lancers name took effect at the start of the new school year
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Seniors called on to make climate crisis an election issue

Seniors called on to make climate crisis an election issue

Event at Market Square was one of more than 60 similar events happening across Canada for National Seniors Day
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Reviving a piece of Guelph's hockey history for a good cause

Reviving a piece of Guelph's hockey history for a good cause

Portion of the proceeds to benefit Hospice Wellington
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ICYMI: Guelph police adds armoured vehicle to fleet

ICYMI: Guelph police adds armoured vehicle to fleet

Vehicle purchased for $20,000 from Waterloo police – to be used by tactical unit in 'high risk, low frequency' situations
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