I pitched and sold my first national news story after only one month of journalism school. I was fresh out of my Arts and Science undergraduate degree, new to Ryerson’s rigorous Masters of Journalism program, and driven to make the most of it. During an interview for a class assignment, the host of the Punjabi-language Hockey Night in Canada broadcast mentioned that his show had been quietly cancelled and I immediately knew that I had a scoop. I broke the news on J-Source and sold an edited copy to The Province, which went national on the Postmedia wire within hours. I haven’t slowed down since.
My name is Ishani and I’m a lifestyle and entertainment journalist. I was born and raised in Ontario, Canada, though that’s never stopped Uber drivers from asking her where I’m *actually* from. I’ve worked on staff at Allergic Living magazine and FLARE, where I was rose to the position of senior editor and was nominated for the DPA’s Emerging Excellence Award. I am currently a freelance journalist with bylines in Chatelaine, The Juggernaut, CBC, Best Health, FLARE, Maclean’s, HuffPost, The Globe and Mail and more. I’ve also appeared as a pop culture critic on CBC’s The National, Metro Morning, q with Tom Power and Global Radio’s Kultur’d.
Getting to cover everything from the latest must-see movie to the cultural significance of Indian jewelry for second gen kids is the reason why I loves my job—even on Mondays.
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Ishani Nath 
Your rock, Ishani!
Great article on Shania/Grey Cup tweets
Hi Ishani,
Your article in
Huffpost on Hugging during the Pandemic was very moving.
I can really relate. I’m a big hugger.
Also, (something that’s particularly troubling) prior to the Virus I worked from home. Now,
due to the Virus
my whole industry shut down.
In my case, so much for working from home.
What you wrote
truly resonated
with me.
Huffpost always
has great writers.
Mostly I read the US version.
I live in New York. Sometimes
I check out
Huffpost in other countries.
That’s how I’d
found your article. Looking forward to reading more of your work.
Thank you,
Glenn Turner