
Erin Anderssen
Erin Anderssen is a happiness reporter for The Globe and Mail, known for exploring the nuances of joy and well-being in people's lives. In her recent article, she highlights individuals who have been nominated as some of the happiest people in Canada, showcasing their stories and sharing insights into their approaches to happiness. Through her work, Anderssen seeks to understand the common threads that contribute to a fulfilling and joyful life, making her a key voice in the conversation about happiness in contemporary society.
Not in the pool (under ¢1).
Recent news mentions
Erin Anderssen has returned with an update 10 years later to remind us that the 'Right The Wrong' campaign is not quite over.
We have not yet finished righting the wrongs inflicted by thalidomideErin Anderssen is a happiness reporter who discusses how Canadians are channeling their anger against pressures from the United States.
How Canadians are putting their anger to good use and defying the U.S.: We answer your questionsErin Anderssen is the happiness reporter for the Globe and Mail, seeking stories from Canadians about their relationship endings.
Have you ever been ghosted? We want to hear from youErin Anderssen is a happiness reporter who wrote about how Canadians can channel their anger against U.S. tariffs.
How can Canadians put their tariff rage to good use? Submit your questions nowErin Anderssen is The Globe’s happiness reporter, discussing the current mood of rage in Canada.
Morning Update: Rage in the machineErin Anderssen contributed to a year-long project examining the effectiveness of Ottawa’s housing programs.
The Globe and Mail receives 16 nominations for National Newspaper AwardsErin Anderssen is The Globe and Mail’s happiness reporter discussing the happiest people in Canada.
How can I effectively lead a large team?She speaks with Erin Anderssen, The Globe and Mail’s happiness reporter, about these happy people.
What can we learn from some of the happiest people in Canada?





























