Temur Durrani is a Technology Reporter at The Globe and Mail, where he leads the new bureau in Manitoba. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, health and wellness, and societal issues, with a particular focus on consumer health, mental health, and diversity and inclusion. Temur has been featured in the Toronto Star and The Globe and Mail.
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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.
Given Temur's emphasis on Canadian businesses and technology developments, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into the Canadian business landscape, emerging technologies within the country, cybersecurity trends specific to Canada, or expert commentary on significant changes within Canadian companies.
Pitches should aim to offer relevant data or statistics related to Canadian business trends or technological advancements. Additionally, providing access to key figures involved in governmental announcements or industry-specific developments could enhance a pitch’s relevance for Temur’s coverage focus.
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Lewis, who was considered the front-runner in the contest, takes over leadership in a period of turbulence for the party
By: Temur Durrani
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Advocate calls for formal inquiry into company’s operations, citing concerns over Health Canada’s investigation of the deaths
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Matriarch of one of Canada’s wealthiest families used her resources to support research into the disease and other causes
By: Temur Durrani
Manitoba will now use funds for separate search at Brady Road landfill
New cases have steadily increased over the last six years, with 328 detected in 2025, province says
By: Temur Durrani, Carrie Tait, Matthew Scace
B.C. Premier David Eby and some First Nations criticized the deal between Alberta, Ottawa
By: Temur Durrani
On show at Katie + Gunner Gallery, The Art of Noticing is the graphic designer and filmmaker's first major display after a 10-year hiatus
Proposed change comes ahead of Alberta’s expected pitch for a new pipeline to the West Coast
