Early Life and Education
Born male, she grew up in Toronto, living near Jane and Finch with an Italian-Catholic father.
She initially attended York University to study geography but left due to a combination of lack of interest in the subject and her mother becoming sick. After a one-year hiatus, she attended Seneca College where she studied civil engineering and technologies.
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