Temur Durrani is a technology reporter at The Globe and Mail, Canada's national newspaper. He is also the host of 'Better For It,' The Globe's business podcast that explores how failures shape individuals and businesses. Temur's articles cover a wide range of topics including tech industry news, business developments, and social issues.
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Temur Durrani's coverage primarily focuses on national business and technology-related news within Canada. He often features press releases, government announcements, and data citations in his articles.
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Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Gary Anandasangaree said the police force’s decision to not search a Winnipeg-area landfill was irresponsible, reflects systemic issues
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Crews prepare the site that will be searched for Morgan Harris and Marcedes Myran, whose remains police believe were sent the landfill just north of Winnipeg, on Oct. 23.
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Re-elected Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe speaks to media, following his party winning a majority government in the provincial election, at the hockey rink in Shellbrook, Sask., on Oct. 29.
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speaks to reporters on the sidelines of the Canada Strong and Free Network event in Ottawa, on April 12. Spencer Colby/The Canadian Press
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Listen to this article Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has introduced legislation to limit gender-affirming treatment for transgender youth, ban
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Justice Murray Sinclair, who was Manitoba's first Indigenous judge, led the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and served as a senator, was a companion of the Order of Canada.
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Niigaan Sinclair embraces his daughter, Sarah Fontaine-Sinclair, at a memorial for his father, the Honourable Murray Sinclair, in Winnipeg, on Nov. 10.
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