Ayesha Habib

Ayesha Habib is a journalist with bylines in The Globe and Mail, Capital Daily, Maisonneuve and Chatelaine. She has written about the realities of circular fashion, the ethics of exotic pet ownership and the state of Indigenous-operated tourism in Canada. She lives in Vancouver, B.C.

Stories by Ayesha Habib

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