Ian Hanomansing is a name that has become synonymous with high-quality and unbiased journalism. From his humble beginnings in Trinidad and Tobago to his current role as the anchor of CBC’s flagship evening news program, Hanomansing has captivated audiences with his professionalism, charisma, and dedication to delivering accurate and impactful news.
Hanomansing’s rise to fame at CBC was no easy feat. After completing his journalism degree at Mount Royal University in Calgary, he began his career as a reporter for CBC radio in Vancouver. He quickly made a name for himself, earning consecutive Leo Awards for Best Anchor in a News or Information program. In 2009, he joined CBC’s flagship show, The National, as a correspondent and eventually made his way to the anchor’s desk in 2017.
Since then, Hanomansing has been praised for his unparalleled coverage of major events, including the 2018 Winter Olympics and the 2019 Canadian federal election. His ability to connect with his audience and deliver the news with both clarity and compassion has solidified him as one of the most trusted and respected journalists in Canada.
Beyond his work on The National, Hanomansing also hosts a weekly podcast called “Beyond the Headlines” where he explores and discusses timely and relevant news stories in-depth.
