Mark Giunta
Assignment Coordinator/News Producer
Mark Giunta is an Assignment Coordinator and News Producer.
Mark has two computer engineering diplomas from Fleming College in Peterborough as well as a broadcast journalism diploma from Loyalist College in Belleville. His journalism career started in radio news in Belleville in 2007 before a move to Cobourg in 2008.
Mark made the transition to television news as a videographer at CHEX-TV, now Global Peterborough, in 2011. After 12 years at Global Peterborough, and 15 in the industry, Mark moved on from reporting in late 2022 to become the assignment coordinator and news producer in the news department.
In 2021, Mark won an RTDNA award for coverage of a shooting in Kawartha Lakes in November 2020.
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Video Archives
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Trent University opens Jalynn Bennett Amphitheatre at Traill College
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TS Manufacturing in Lindsay, Ont. to add 10 new jobs with $1.5M federal investment
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Peterborough school board says Highway 7 collision claimed lives of high school student, parents
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Habitat for Humanity unveils affordable housing project in Baltimore, Ont.
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1 in 7 Peterborough area households worry about having enough money for food: report
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Peterborough County OPP launch Festive RIDE Campaign
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Cobourg police probe damage to CCTV camera system near downtown
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Pharmacies make compounded kid’s pain medication amid ongoing shortage
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Peterborough area schools to remain closed Monday due to education workers strike
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Via Rail’s high-frequency rail project takes another step forward
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Feds, Ontario to spend $56M for high-speed internet to 16,000 rural homes in eastern Ontario
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Jeff Leal returns to politics as new mayor of Peterborough
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COVID-19: HKPR declares facility wide outbreak at Ross Memorial Memorial in Lindsay
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COVID-19: Peterborough Regional Health Centre reports record 53 inpatients, 4 outbreaks
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Campbellford Memorial Hospital receives 48 acres of land for proposed Campus of Care
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Peterborough’s mayor declares state of emergency on homelessness crisis
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Peterborough’s mayor to declare state of emergency on housing and homelessness
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City of Kawartha Lakes bolstering its roster of volunteer firefighters
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Peterborough Police and Trent University investigate ‘unsanctioned’ homecoming parties and acts of mischief
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Health experts expect busier respiratory virus and influenza season
Author Archives
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Tentative deal struck between transit workers and City of PeterboroughThe members of ATU Local 1320 will vote on the deal at a ratification meeting on Saturday. The union represents 103 full-time and 20 part-time employees at Peterborough Transit.EconomyNov 17, 2023
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Peterborough community steps up to support family of 3-year-old girl killed in collisionPeterborough police are investigating after a girl, 3, was struck and killed by an SUV while standing in a driveway on Woodglade Boulevard on Thursday.TrafficMar 24, 2023
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3-year-old girl struck and killed by vehicle in PeterboroughPeterborough police are investigating after a girl, three years old, was struck and killed by an SUV in a driveway in the city's west-end on Thursday.TrafficMar 23, 2023
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Peterborough-area mayors outline early priorities for new council termThe mayors in Cobourg and City of Kawartha Lakes, Ont., highlight the priorities that need to be tackled by the new council over the next few months.PoliticsNov 24, 2022
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3 family members among 4 killed in Hwy. 7 collision east of PeterboroughThe collision claimed four lives while a Grade 9 student at Thomas A. Stewart Secondary School has suffered life-alternating injuries.TrafficNov 23, 2022
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Habitat for Humanity unveils affordable housing project in Baltimore, Ont.Habitat for Humanity Northumberland announced plans to build a seven-unit affordable townhouse complex at 4751 County Road 45 in Baltimore, Ont.CanadaNov 22, 2022
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Peterborough Regional Health Centre seeing higher-than-usual patient volumes in pediatric clinicPeterborough Regional Health Centre continues to see higher-than-normal patient volumes in its emergency department as well as its pediatric outpatient clinic.HealthNov 21, 2022
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Peterborough County OPP report speeding charges way up, impaired offences down in 2022Peterborough County OPP have issued 3,582 tickets for speeding in 2022, up from 2,098 for the same time period in 2021, representing a 71 per cent increase.TrafficNov 15, 2022
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Living wage jumps to $19.05 an hour in eastern Ontario: United Way Peterborough and DistrictAccording to the report, those receiving minimum wage are $423.92 short of monthly expenses, while those on ODSP are $1,365.92 short and those on OW are $1,860.92 behind.EconomyNov 14, 2022
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Cobourg police probe damage to CCTV camera system near downtownSometime between Wednesday and early Thursday, police say wires to power a CCTV camera along University Avenue were cut by what was suspected to be a reciprocating saw.CrimeNov 10, 2022
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Warsaw Road Swing Bridge in Peterborough closed for remaining noise-related repairsThe Warsaw Road Swing Bridge on Parkhill Road East in Peterborough, Ont., which spans the Trent-Severn Waterway, will be closed (again) until Nov. 18 for repairs.TrafficNov 9, 2022
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Lindsay, Ont. Catholic elementary school teacher identified as crash victimThe Peterborough Victoria Northumberland Clarington Catholic District School Board identified teacher Lucia Colacci as the victim in a crash east of Lindsay, on Oct. 31.TrafficNov 3, 2022
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Peterborough area school boards prepare for potential CUPE strike FridayThree Peterborough-area school boards announced that schools will close to students should the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) walk off the job Friday.EducationNov 3, 2022
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8 outgoing councillors attend final Peterborough County council meeting of termOn Wednesday, council tied up all the loose ends from this term and held its final meeting, where eight outgoing councillors were honoured at the end of the meeting.CanadaNov 2, 2022
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Via Rail’s high-frequency rail project takes another step forwardVia Rail's high-frequency line would connect Toronto to Quebec City, through cities including Peterborough, Ottawa and Montreal. The project has inched closer to becoming reality.EconomyNov 1, 2022
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OPP report cryptocurrency investment scams on the rise in Peterborough areaAccording to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC), investment scams nationally were the highest reported scams based on dollar value in 2021 at $163.9 million.CrimeOct 27, 2022
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Feds, Ontario to spend $56M for high-speed internet to 16,000 rural homes in eastern OntarioThe combined funding of $56 million will support three high-speed internet access projects by Cogeco and Bell Canada, officials said Wednesday.PoliticsOct 26, 2022
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Jeff Leal returns to politics as new mayor of PeterboroughLeal will extend his 33-year political career after defeating candidates Brian Lumsden, Victor Kreuz, and city councillors Henry Clarke and Stephen Wright.PoliticsOct 24, 2022
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Ontario hospitals continue to deal with significant staffing shortagesThe Ontario Nurses' Association says it estimates the province is short approximately 30,000 nurses in hospitals and home care settings and calls on the government to do more.HealthOct 21, 2022
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Several Peterborough-area mayors not seeking re-electionNine Peterborough-area mayors are not seeking re-election on Oct. 24, including Douro-Dummer mayor and Peterborough County warden J. Murray Jones.PoliticsOct 18, 2022
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Campbellford Memorial Hospital receives 48 acres of land for proposed Campus of CareThe future site of the Campus of Care to replace Campbellford Memorial Hospital is along County Road 30 just west of Campbellford.HealthOct 17, 2022
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Children’s pain medication to continue to be ‘intermittently available’: Health CanadaHealth Canada says it's working with manufacturers of children's acetaminophen and ibuprofen products to keep increasing supply to deal with the ongoing shortage.HealthOct 7, 2022
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State of emergency declaration possible for homelessness crisis in PeterboroughPeterborough Mayor Diane Therrien says she is leaning towards declaring a state of emergency on the worsening homelessness crisis in the city.PoliticsOct 6, 2022
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City of Kawartha Lakes bolstering roster of volunteer firefightersAfter facing a shortage during the pandemic, the City of Kawartha Lakes is working to add an additional 60 volunteer firefighters by the end of the year.FireOct 4, 2022
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Security car flipped, pedestrian struck during ‘unsanctioned’ Trent University celebrations in PeterboroughPeterborough police are investigating a number of mischief incidents over the weekend, including a security vehicle being flipped onto its roof on London Street.CrimeOct 2, 2022