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Ann Medina

Emmy Award-Winning Journalist

Ann Medina’s wide-ranging experience and incisive coverage of foreign affairs have made her one of Canada’s most highly respected and well-known journalists. She began her television career in Chicago, later becoming a Network Producer for NBC News and then a Network Correspondent and Producer for ABC News. She moved to Canada in 1975, and since then, her work has appeared regularly on CBC in Canada, BBC in England, and PBS’ MacNeil-Lehrer Report, in the US. Her programs have won numerous awards in Canada and in the United States, including the prestigious Emmy Award.

Currently, Ms. Medina hosts History Television's History on File and she has also moved into the broader area of communications and technology. She has been honored with five Honorary Degrees including The University of Toronto.

Highly respected in the broadcasting profession, audiences respond enthusiastically to Medina’s insights and sometimes rib-tickling analyses of some of the issues of the day. A self-described computer “nut”, she brings humour and insight to charting a course through the chaos of change. Medina combines an intensely personal view, with a world view, based upon being there.