Veteran CBC producer Mark Starowicz has announced his retirement from the corporation. He turns 69 in September and plans to work as an independent producer. He is credited with starting As It Happens and The Journal as well as the series Canada:A People's History.
Globe and Mail story by Simon Houpt
Thursday, July 30, 2015
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