Business reporter Jacob Serebrin has left the Montreal Gazette after nearly two years with the paper.
His last day was March 22. Serebrin is moving to Africa.
Serebrin covered the Canadian economy for the paper. He previously had been a freelancer for the seven years, covering trends in venture capital, young people starting traditional businesses and how medical marijuana companies are dealing with marketing restrictions for The Globe and Mail.
He has also written about two federal budgets and a provincial election in Ontario for the Toronto Star and written hundreds of briefs and covered dozens of earnings calls for the Ottawa Business Journal.
Serebrin is a Concordia University graduate.
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