A lifelong storyteller, Mark has lived and worked in downtown Moncton for most of his adult life. Over more than 30 years as a writer, journalist and communication professional, he has connected people with information and stories that bring them meaning and understanding.
Mark is a regular commentator on CBC Radio Moncton's City Views panel, where he joins other engaged citizens in helping map the future of the city. This reflects his long dedication to understanding the factors at play in making the city what it is.
In 2025 Mark created Unexpected Moncton Walking Tours expressly to help visitors and locals discover the hidden gems and surprising history that has fuelled the city's growth and success. Since then he has shared his tales of the city with guests from four continents, providing universal 5-star comments like:
"Thank you again for the amazing tour!"
"...a great way to learn about the history of Moncton"
"Mark was a fantastic guide"
The Petitcodiac River definitely qualifies as one of those hidden gems. Through his involvement in efforts to rehabilitate the Petitcodiac River, several years ago Mark discovered the overlooked and often forgotten role the river has played in the development of the city. Since then he has tirelessly researched the amazing impact to the river on the community over the centuries.
This audio tour is lets you benefits from his curiosity, as he knits together thousands of years of history into one engaging journey.
Feature commentator on CBC Radio Moncton's City Views Panel
BA in English Literature
Loving husband and father of four adult children