Mark Dailey was an American-born Canadian television journalist and announcer who also built a career as a voice actor, providing voices for numerous animated series, particularly in the 1990s and 2000s. He is primarily remembered for his long tenure as a news anchor and the primary continuity announcer for Citytv in Toronto, where his distinctive baritone voice earned him the nickname "The Voice" of the station. His voice acting work was often connected to his career in Canadian broadcasting and his association with animation studios like Nelvana.

Dailey's voice acting credits include roles in several animated series produced or dubbed for English-language audiences. As specified, he voiced the character Roks in the series Medarot Damashii, known in its English-localized version as the anime series Medabots. His other notable roles in anime and animated series include Brad Best in the Nelvana dub of Beyblade, a character in The Ripping Friends, and roles in shows such as Grossology, My Dad the Rock Star, and Spliced. He also contributed to series like Rescue Heroes and Storm Hawks. While his work in journalism brought him widespread recognition, his voice acting formed a secondary but significant part of his professional legacy, often going unnoticed by viewers familiar only with his on-screen news persona.