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Salmaan Farooqui

Staff
Reporter
Toronto
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.

Years in Journalism

6

Education

Ryerson University, Journalism 2018

Languages Spoken

English, Urdu

Salmaan Farooqui abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct
Latest articles
canada
Weather Network forecasts a long, cold, snowy winter for most Canadians
canada
Candlelight vigil held for toddler killed by falling air conditioner
hockey
Sportsnet president apologizes for Don Cherry’s ‘offensive’ comments on immigrants and Remembrance Day
canada
Father charged with first-degree murder in deaths of two boys in Brampton, Ont.
toronto
Police searching for three suspects after five teens shot in Toronto’s west-end
world
Polio, propaganda and public mistrust: In Pakistan, vaccine workers have three diseases to fight
canada
UN report blasts ‘abhorrent’ housing conditions of Canada’s Indigenous people
canada
Toronto slang on the rise thanks to city’s growing pop culture relevance
toronto
Toronto Syrian restaurant Soufi’s to reopen days after closing over threats, hate messages
Subscriber content
world
After a deluge, Pakistani farmers say their crops are a casualty of the Kashmir standoff with India
travel
How a journey through Africa brought me face-to-face with the meaning of my racial identity
world
In Pakistan, a transgender TV anchor embodies a country’s changing attitudes
politics
Asia Bibi, Pakistani Christian woman cleared of blasphemy charges, arrives in Canada
growth
Business booming for Rocky Mountain backcountry sports companies
Subscriber content
opinion
For a person of colour, MEC’s apology is welcome – and overdue
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small business
Barkeep, watch the over-pour: Apps can track liquor inventory, sales and theft
small business
Startup’s voice-activated system brings independence to disabled, elderly
small business resource centre
Customer service inspiration: How-to hairdo videos set salon apart
growth
As millennials take up film photography, darkrooms see a bright future again
real estate
Co-ownership on the rise as buyers look to enter expensive housing markets