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Salmaan Farooqui
StaffReporterToronto
sfarooqui@globeandmail.com
Salmaan is a reporter based in Toronto for the Globe and Mail's Report on Business. He's previously reported for the BBC, Canadian Press, Toronto Star and the Calgary Herald. When he's not working, Salmaan likes to spend his time snowboarding, rock climbing and mountain biking.
8

Years in Journalism

Education

Ryerson University, Journalism 2018

Languages spoken

English, Urdu

Salmaan Farooqui abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct

Latest articles

household finances
Cheap rates and flexible cancellation policies won’t last long, travel agencies say
hockey
Winnipeg Jets’ home arena to be renamed Canada Life Centre
report on business
74% of small– and medium-sized businesses plan to offer ability to work remotely post-pandemic: survey
report on business
Fashion brand Forever 21 returns to Canada with collections in Hudson’s Bay stores
british columbia
Living in a van on the West Coast
report on business
Travel agencies report soaring bookings, but experts say Canada’s COVID-19 quarantine hotels are holding people back
report on business
More than 500 WestJet employees unionize in Calgary and Vancouver
report on business
Transit providers say Greyhound’s pullout could present expansion opportunities
household finances
Should you consider no-fee online banks as a way to minimize bank fees?
household finances
Working from home, Canadians are saving thousands. Some don’t want to go back to the office
report on business
Outdoor retailers struggle to keep up with demand for camping equipment ahead of second COVID-19 summer
report on business
Canadian dollar in a ‘sweet spot,’ economists say, may have more room to rise
young money
Low student loan interest rates could be an opportunity for head start on investing
report on business
Hospitality sector faces staffing dilemma amid third wave of COVID-19 pandemic
report on business
Small businesses are locking in favourable rental deals while vacancy rates remain high
taxes
Bank hacks, online merchandise fraud and phishing attempts have skyrocketed during COVID-19 pandemic
young money
Could NFTs go beyond the art world into everyday life? ‘There’s literally no limit,’ experts say
canada
Bike shops struggle to meet demand as COVID causes shortages in parts
taxes
Surge in gig work has Canadians struggling to understand tax filing obligations
retirement
Growing need for personal support workers has homecare brokerages fill in the supply gap