Wyatt Sharpe

Journalist. Speaker. Commentator.

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Wyatt Sharpe is a nationally recognized journalist, public speaker, and commentator who has interviewed some of the country’s most influential leaders—all before the age of 20. Whether moderating political debates, delivering keynote speeches, or producing original reporting, Wyatt brings curiosity, clarity, and a fresh generational perspective to every conversation.

His work has been featured across television, radio, and digital platforms, and he’s known for engaging audiences with insight on civic engagement, youth leadership, and current affairs.

About Wyatt Sharpe

Wyatt Sharpe is a Canadian political journalist, television host, and youth advocate. He is the youngest on-air cable news anchor in North America, hosting The Wyatt Sharpe Show and Forum Focus on The News Forum. Known for his thoughtful interviews and sharp political insight, Wyatt has interviewed a range of national and international figures including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Hillary Clinton, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and Ontario Premier Doug Ford. He began his journalism career at age 12 writing a political column for the Orono Weekly Times, and has since built a reputation for elevating youth perspectives in media and politics. Wyatt also organizes the annual Future Voters Summit, bringing together students, journalists, and elected leaders to foster civic engagement among young people.

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Wyatt Sharpe is a sought-after speaker on youth engagement, politics, and media. As North America’s youngest cable news anchor, he brings a unique perspective to events across Canada and the U.S. Due to a busy broadcasting and academic schedule, Wyatt accepts a limited number of speaking engagements each year.

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