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Mark Strashok

Afternoon Anchor

About Mark

Mark has been delivering news to Albertans (and some Saskatchewanians) for the last 15 years. He started in radio in Canada's only inter-provincial city of Lloydminster in 2000, living on the Alberta side of course. Then it was off to Edmonton in 2003 for a three-year stint in the Alberta capital before venturing south to Calgary in 2006, just a month after 660 NEWS launched. Mark has been on the air every weekday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. ever since, delivering the latest news that matters to Calgarians.

Latest stories published

Third of Albertans believe trans youth policy changes represent a danger: poll
Third of Albertans believe trans youth policy changes represent a danger: poll

Nearly a third of Albertans believe the proposed policy changes regarding transgender youth represent a danger, according to a Leger poll.
Calgary restaurant serving up burgers to those experiencing homelessness for Christmas
Calgary restaurant serving up burgers to those experiencing homelessness for Christmas

A Calgary restaurant is once again giving back in the hundreds to the city's less fortunate for Christmas.
Calgary police: Child in stable condition after being hit by vehicle in NE
Calgary police: Child in stable condition after being hit by vehicle in NE

Calgary police say an adult and child have been taken to hospital after they were hit by a vehicle in the city's northeast Wednesday afternoon.
Battle of Alberta: Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers face off for first time in Heritage Classic
Battle of Alberta: Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers face off for first time in Heritage Classic

The Calgary Flames and the Edmonton Oilers will face off for the first time outdoors at the Heritage Classic on Sunday afternoon.
ASIRT concludes investigation into February shooting in Calgary's northwest
ASIRT concludes investigation into February shooting in Calgary's northwest

The province's police watchdog says a man shot by Calgary police earlier this year told them he had wanted to commit suicide by cop. The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has concluded...
Albertans can book COVID-19, flu shots Oct. 10
Albertans can book COVID-19, flu shots Oct. 10

Albertans will be able to book an appointment for the latest COVID-19 vaccine or flu shot beginning Oct. 10.
Section of West Calgary Ring Road project opening in October
Section of West Calgary Ring Road project opening in October

The West Calgary Ring Road project is set to open from Bow Trial to 16 Avenue sometime in early October, according to its website.
Calgary to address local access fees at next meeting
Calgary to address local access fees at next meeting

Calgary City Council will be looking at ways to bring them down utility bills at their next meeting, including looking at local access fees.
Alberta police watchdog determines suspect was a danger to Calgary police officer
Alberta police watchdog determines suspect was a danger to Calgary police officer

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team says a Calgary officer was justified in shooting at a suspect who took his own life last fall.