As a journalist, Ian Hanomansing has traveled the world and covered a variety of newsworthy events. From reporting on the fall of the Berlin Wall to hosting Olympic broadcasts, his career has spanned decades and has been a witness to some of the most significant moments in recent history. But behind the scenes, there is a personal journey that has shaped Hanomansing into the accomplished and respected journalist he is today.
Born in Trinidad and raised in Sarnia, Canada, Hanomansing initially pursued a career in science before switching to journalism. With a passion for storytelling and a desire to connect with people on a deeper level, he joined the CBC in the 1980s. Through hard work and dedication, Hanomansing quickly rose through the ranks, eventually becoming the host of CBC News Network’s flagship show, “The National”. Along the way, he has covered a range of diverse and challenging topics, from politics to social issues, always striving to provide viewers with well-rounded and unbiased reporting.
But in addition to his professional accomplishments, Hanomansing’s personal journey has also been a source of inspiration. He has openly shared his experiences with race, identity, and discrimination, using his platform to bring awareness and start important conversations. In doing so, he has not only become a trusted and influential
