Ian Hanomansing is one of the most respected and beloved figures at CBC. With over three decades of experience in broadcast journalism, he has become a household name and a true legend in the industry. His professionalism, warmth, and genuine passion for storytelling have endeared him to audiences across the country.

Hanomansing’s journey at CBC began in 1986 when he joined as a reporter and anchor at CBC Vancouver. Since then, he has covered some of the most significant events in Canadian history, from the Oka Crisis to the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver. He has also anchored major news programs such as The National and CBC News Vancouver, and has been a frequent contributor to CBC Radio’s The Current.

Hanomansing’s dedication and hard work have not gone unnoticed. He has received numerous accolades throughout his career, including multiple Gemini and Canadian Screen Awards. But perhaps his most significant achievement is the love and admiration he has garnered from viewers and colleagues alike. His compassionate and empathetic approach to storytelling has brought humanity to some of the most challenging news stories, making him a trusted and respected journalist.

As one of CBC’s most recognizable faces, Hanomansing continues to inspire and set the bar high for future journalists. His passion for his work, combined with his charisma and genuine kindness, has made him a