Lindsay Hamilton Biography
Lindsay Hamilton, a well-known Canadian journalist, has been anchoring TSN’s SportsCenter since September 2016. Lindsay started working in media at an early age, and in 2008, she became the Family Channel’s inaugural host. Lindsay spent more than five years interviewing singers, entertainers, and sportsmen around North America, including One Direction, Justin Bieber, and Selena Gomez.
Lindsay Hamilton Age
Lindsay Hamilton was born in Mississauga, Ontario, but due to her secretive nature, she has not revealed her year, month, or date of birth; this will be updated as soon as Hamilton does.
Lindsay Hamilton Height
Hamilton has a moderate stature; however, she has not published her height or weight, so this will be updated as soon as Lindsay does.
Lindsay Hamilton Education
She studied at McMaster University and finished with a degree in communications and cinema.
Lindsay Hamilton Family
She was born in Mississauga, Ontario, and raised by her loving and caring parents. Lindsay has not revealed any information about her siblings or parents in the public eye due to her secretive nature, therefore this information will be updated as soon as Hamilton does.
Lindsay Hamilton Husband
Lindsay is not only a well-known journalist, but also an enigmatic person who has not revealed any information about her marital status in the public eye; therefore, these details will be updated as soon as the McMaster University graduate does.
Lindsay Hamilton Salary
Lindsay’s annual compensation ranges from $50,000 to $110,000, based on TSN anchor rates.
Lindsay Hamilton’s Net Worth
Lindsay’s successful journalism career has resulted in an estimated net worth of $1 million to $5 million US dollars.
Lindsay Hamilton Career
Lindsay started working in media at an early age, and in 2008, she became the Family Channel’s inaugural host. Lindsay spent more than five years interviewing singers, entertainers, and sportsmen around North America, including One Direction, Justin Bieber, and Selena Gomez.
She hosted activities at the 100th Grey Cup Anniversary Week in 2012 and then joined Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment in 2014, where she hosted Toronto Maple Leafs games and team events, as well as the Toronto Marlies and IIHF World Juniors. Lindsay hosted artistic gymnastics at the Games in Toronto and the 2015 Pan American Games torch relay across Ontario the following year.
Lindsay began working as a sports reporter for CBC Radio in March of 2016. Lindsay was part of the CBC News Network crew that provided national sports updates every morning during the Rio 2016 Olympics.
Lindsay hosted, created, and produced several MacTV segments, a digital television station that reported on local entertainment and sports while still attending university. Lindsay also hosted, created, and produced a sports radio show at CFMU during her stay at McMaster. Lindsay enjoys running, waterskiing, squash, and tennis when she is not working at the station.
