Ian Hanomansing is a household name in Canada, known for his compelling storytelling and trusted delivery of news. With over 30 years of experience in the field, Hanomansing has become a respected and familiar figure in Canadian homes. As the host of CBC’s The National, he has covered major events and breaking news stories across the country and around the world.

Born in Trinidad and raised in Vancouver, Hanomansing’s interest in journalism sparked at a young age. After studying journalism at the University of British Columbia, he landed his first reporting job in Prince Rupert, British Columbia. This experience led Hanomansing to a career at CBC, where he has held various roles including national anchor for CBC News Network and co-host of The National Weekend. Throughout the years, he has reported on a wide range of topics, from political scandals to natural disasters, and has received numerous awards for his work.

But beyond his impressive career in journalism, Hanomansing is also known for his genuine and compassionate approach to storytelling. He has a knack for connecting with viewers and bringing a human element to the news, making it accessible and relatable. This has earned him a dedicated following and cemented his position as one of Canada’s most trusted journalists.

Despite his success, Han