Fatima Syed

Reporter

Fatima Syed was a reporter at The Logic. She was previously a reporter with National Observer, where she established the outlet’s Queen’s Park bureau with an emphasis on coverage of environmental and energy policy. She previously worked at the Toronto Star and at The Walrus, and is a National Magazine Award nominee. She contributed chapters to two anthologies published by Coach House Books, Subdivided: City-Building in an Age of Hyper-Diversity and House Divided.

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Articles by Fatima Syed

COVID-19 roundup: RRRF to the rescue

https://thelogic.co/news/covid-19-roundup-rrrf-to-the-rescue/

By Fatima Syed, Murad Hemmadi, Catherine McIntyre and Zane Schwartz | May 13, 2020

Small businesses in the four western provinces get the largest share of Ottawa’s program to catch firms that fell through the gaps in its other support programs, the federal government announced Wednesday

Briefing

Karen Hogan is Canada’s new auditor general

https://thelogic.co/briefing/karen-hogan-is-canadas-new-auditor-general/

By Fatima Syed | May 13, 2020

Briefing

Ziva Dynamics raises $9.8-million seed round

https://thelogic.co/briefing/ziva-dynamics-raises-9-8-million-seed-round/

By Fatima Syed | May 13, 2020

COVID-19 roundup: Uber eyes GrubHub for U.S. food-delivery dominance

https://thelogic.co/news/covid-19-roundup-uber-eyes-grubhub-for-u-s-food-delivery-dominance/

By Catherine McIntyre, Fatima Syed, Zane Schwartz, Martin Patriquin and Murad Hemmadi | May 12, 2020

Uber has reportedly made a takeover offer for Grubhub

Briefing

New investors boost Waymo’s first external round to US$3 billion

https://thelogic.co/briefing/new-investors-boost-waymos-first-external-round-to-us3-billion/

By Fatima Syed | May 12, 2020

COVID-19 roundup: A bridge (loan) to better times

https://thelogic.co/news/covid-19-roundup-a-bridge-loan-to-better-times/

By Fatima Syed, Murad Hemmadi, Catherine McIntyre and Zane Schwartz | May 11, 2020

The federal government will give loans of $60 million or more to companies “that make meaningful investments in Canada, and provide jobs to Canadians,” and that have annual revenues of at least $300 million, Finance Minister Bill Morneau announced Monday