Mark Simms
Executive Producer
 mark at jane-finch.com  /
 
Mark Simms is the executive producer for Jane-Finch.com. He oversees multimedia development and community outreach activities. His background includes broadcast television and corporate video production. His videos and documentaries have aired for a national audience. 

Mark is passionately involved in grassroots community initiatives and works with at-risk youth with mental-health issues. He is an outspoken media personality and commentator on youth crime and gun violence.
He is committed to promoting diversity in Canada and devotes his time to projects that advance multicultural understanding.
 
In 2006, Mark spent a year working with CBC's The Fifth Estate following the lives of gang-involved youth in the Gemini Award nominated Lost in the Struggle.
 
Mark travels across Canada to share his knowledge through speaking engagements and workshops. In 2011, he received the Volunteer Service Award from the Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration. In 2016, Mark went undercover with CBC's Marketplace to investigate racial profiling and racism in Canada.
 
In 2019, Mark was awarded the Sovereign's Medal for Volunteers by Governor General Julie Payette at Rideau Hall for his dedication to at-risk youth in Jane-Finch and Regina. In 2021, he was recognized by the Legislative Assembly in Saskatchewan.
 
Mark Recognized in Saskatchewan (2021)
 
Mark awarded Sovereign's Medal (2019)
Mark on CBC's Marketplace (2016)
Mark on CBC's Metro Morning (2019)
 
Mark on CBC News World
Mark at the 2012 CRRF Symposium
 
Mark on Daytime Toronto
Mark on CityOnline
 
Mark on CTV's The Verdict
 
Mark on CP24's Backstory
Mark on CBC News
 
Mark on Global Morning News
Mark on CBC Metro Morning
Mark on SUN TV

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