Deputy National Editor And Alberta Bureau Chief
Mark Iype is the Deputy National Editor and Alberta Bureau Chief for The Globe and Mail. He specializes in finance, commodities, and futures, with a focus on health news and cross-border issues between the United States and Canada. Mark's work has also been featured in the St. Albert Gazette and the Rocky Mountain Outlook.
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Mark Iype primarily focuses on Government & Politics, with a particular emphasis on local news in Western Canada. Given the prevalence of government announcements and data citations in his coverage, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches that provide exclusive access to political figures or experts with deep insights into local policy changes, social issues, or breaking news related to government decisions.
As Mark's focus is mainly on British Columbia and Alberta within Western Canada, he would likely be interested in pitches related to these specific areas and their impact on communities. Pitches should highlight relevance to the region and offer unique perspectives grounded in data or expert analysis.
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There’s no single reason to explain why Edmonton is such an outlier
By: Mark Iype
An Alberta judge struck down a separatist group’s petition in favour of a secession vote on Wednesday, saying the Crown failed in its duty to consult First Nations
By: Mark Iype
It remains to be seen if Smith can weather the storm her referendum has caused
