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StaffReporterRossland, BC
sfarooqui@globeandmail.com
Salmaan is a reporter based in interior BC for The Globe and Mail's Report on Business. He reports on personal finance, cost of living and the effect inflation has on people's lives. He's previously reported for the BBC, Canadian Press and Toronto Star. When he's not working, Salmaan likes to spend his time snowboarding, rock climbing and mountain biking.
11

Years in Journalism

Education

Ryerson University, Journalism 2018

Languages spoken

English, Urdu

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