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Paul Boyd (journalist)
Paul Graham Boyd (born November 7, 1976) is an American based Canadian television journalist. He worked for the syndicated news magazine ''Inside Edition'' for 13 years, and served as a co-anchor of ''Inside Edition Weekend'' until October 2014. Prior to this, he worked as a journalist in Canada.〔
==Early life==
Boyd was born in Selkirk, Manitoba.〔Pat St. Germain, “The Inside Scoop: From A-Channel To Afghanistan”, ''Winnipeg Sun'', September 1, 2002.〕 His family moved to Port Alberni, British Columbia in the early 1980s where he and his two brothers were raised. He graduated as class valedictorian from Alberni District Secondary School in 1994.〔
Boyd has credited his high school media production program for sparking his interest in journalism when he was 16 years old.〔Mia Vare, "ADSS Students Build Life Skills On Job", ''Alberni Valley Times'', December 18, 2000.〕 He appeared on a daily morning television show produced by students and broadcast throughout the school via closed-circuit television.〔 One of his high school video segments was called "Fire Marshall Paul", an adaptation of the Jim Carrey character Fire Marshall Bill from the television show, ''In Living Color''.〔Niomi Pearson, “Still Delivering The News”, ''Alberni Valley Times'', October 27, 2006.〕
While a senior in high school, Boyd placed 2nd in a national video contest promoting safe driving.〔"Film Wins Student $2500 Award", ''Alberni Valley Times'', February 16, 1994.〕〔"Video Wins Contest", ''Toronto Star'', February 26, 1994.〕 He was named top male vocalist at the West Coast Vocal Jazz Festival when he was 18 years old.〔 Barry Miller, "Teen Performers Win Invitation To Nationals", ''Alberni Valley Times'', May 1, 1995.〕
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