Canadian optimist & co-founder of TSwift Dance Party Canada (@tswift_ca)
Toronto / Ottawa
Joined November 2009
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Life update: I’ve moved to Ottawa. Mostly to find out if the shawarma claims are true but also to help the government do government things.
You just had to be there 😂
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the new algorithm is healing because i used to worry no one saw my tweets and now i know that no one likes them
If you knew me from my Marketing Twitter era, here’s an update -
1. I used to be the girl from @pexels (still love ‘em!)
2. Started TSwiftDancePartyCA and threw 114 parties!
3. Lived on farms, experimented with communal living
4. Now in Ottawa, running an MP’s office!
if you knew me from marketing twitter era, here’s where i am now -
1. i moved from la to toronto (chexit)
2. love starbucks pistachio latte but im not having two a day
3. i lead social at @beehiiv so hmu if you want to start a newsletter
4. that’s what chi said is still around
5. you can still buy the “it’s too people-y outside merch”
6. i don’t do tiktok dances anymore but muscle memory is strong
7. sometimes i think about chifs so here’s a throwback
Absolutely thrilled to be back. Let’s make Twitter 2021 again! Time for a #Popchat @brianne2k ???
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This is so cool. A beautiful example.
Glory and honour to the people you see as models of care, culture, and ordered commitments. Clear instantly what you stand for. A space pregnant with meaning.
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The beauty of being one of the only hosts where the stadium is walkable within the city
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We have now sold 350 TICKETS to The Great Conversation.
We cannot wait to welcome you to Isabel Bader Theater on May 27th.
The final batch are available now; get them before they're gone.
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The Great Conversation — a lecture on how technologists shape history by Matthew Jordan
Matthew is a historian of AI at Princeton University, the former Executive Director of @joininteract, and a prolific writer and thinker on the history of technology.
He is also a “Toronto TikTok history sensation” — the founder of Hidden Rivers, a Toronto-based tour guiding company with dozens of sold out tours every summer.
The day before his lecture, Matthew will host a private walking tour and lunch open exclusively to Patron Ticket holders, joined by our sponsors and publishing partners.
Come experience 12,000 years of Toronto’s history. Walk the largest ravine system in the world. And see the city of Toronto in a new light.
Link to tickets and more info below.
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We’ve been telling the story of technology backwards. Our tools take center stage, but these artifacts are the lagging indicators of progress, not the drivers.
What propels the world forward is dialogue, a swirling conversation across generations about what it means to be human.
You have been part of this conversation your entire life. You just haven't been formally introduced.
On May 27th, during @TOTechWeek we invite you to join The Great Conversation, a lecture about how technologists shape history.
Hosted with @ambitionlabsinc, @NotionHQ, @cursor_ai, @ambrook, @colossusmag, @psumvc, and many more.
Tickets on sale now!
We are told to maximize our agency, to "just do things." But how do we know which things are worth doing?
On May 27th, we will gather at Isabel Bader Theatre to answer that question together.
The Toronto Society, irid, and Wygo present The Great Conversation, a lecture by Matthew Jordan.
thegreatconversation.ca
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Conservatives in 1867: We will do whatever it takes to build a railway from coast to coast, through muskegs and mountains to unify this country.
Conservatives in 2026: We will fight tooth and nail against building a railway on flat land that would connect ~50% of population.
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We’re putting nearly $200M toward critical infrastructure upgrades across Toronto, including public transit — improving the TTC for faster, more reliable commutes.
