Colin MacIntyre

Born and Raised in Biggar Saskatchewan, Colin has been involved in Creative adventures since his early teens. An avid cartoonist, his comic strip "Satireday" appeared weekly in the Biggar Independent newspaper during his highschool years. While attending the University of Saskatchewan, he wrote humour columns for the 'Sheaf Newspaper' and somehow managed to join the cast of the "Saskatoon Soaps" improv troupe.

In 2001, he moved to Edmonton to complete a certificate in Graphic Communications at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology, and continued to write for the school newspaper. While working in the Print Industry, he joined Community Radio Station CJSR 88.5 fm as an ad writer. In Spring of 2006, he became co host of the Tuesday Morning Show 'Makin Whoopee' ( which later moved to Monday).

In 2011, he created the 'Long John Index' a comedic weather service, which garnered him national attention, with interviews on CBC's 'As It Happens', The Weather Network. He has also appeared in several short films including 'Startups' and 'Bad Day'