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About Armine Yalnizyan
Born and raised in Toronto, Armine Yalnizyan is one of Canada's leading progressive economists, joining the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives in 2008. She brings a fresh take to business news on Metro Morning each Tuesday and Thursday, breaking down the big picture by drawing on a bilingual honours degree in economics from Glendon College of York University and Université de Bordeaux, France, and a Masters of Industrial Relations from the University of Toronto. Follow her on twitter @ArmineYalnizyan.
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