Ian Hanomansing is a familiar face to many Canadians, having been a prominent journalist on the CBC network for over 35 years. He first joined the CBC in 1986 as a reporter and has since become a trusted and respected figure in the industry. Hanomansing is known for his calm and professional demeanor, providing viewers with comprehensive and unbiased news coverage.
Born in Trinidad and Tobago, Hanomansing moved to Canada at the age of 9. He later graduated from British Columbia Institute of Technology and began his journalism career at CKPG-TV in Prince George, BC. In 1986, he joined the national network and has held various positions such as anchor, reporter, and host. He is also the host of CBC’s flagship news program, “The National”.
Hanomansing has covered many significant events throughout his career, including the 9/11 attacks, the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, and the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. His dedication to providing accurate and in-depth reporting has earned him multiple awards, including the Canadian Screen Award and the Gemini Award.
Besides his work on the CBC, Hanomansing is also involved in various charitable organizations and events. He is an active supporter of organizations such as the Heart and Stroke Foundation and the
