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Vjosa Isai

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Vjosa is a graduate of Ryerson University’s School of Journalism and has worked previously at the Toronto Star. She speaks Albanian and has been a private French tutor. She also spent time as a communications officer with the Canada Border Services Agency.
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investigation
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Canada
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