marketing manager. fan of all things digital, design & September issues.
Toronto / Hamilton
Joined March 2009
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1) Thread on why it's difficult to meditate: Been thinking about what a really engaging SoulCycle experience for the mind would look like and came up with this. Looking for feedback: soundcloud.com/harrison-tayl…
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Cooking from home and struggling to reproduce the flavours from your favourite restaurant?
Try the following changes to the recipe:
-triple the salt
-quadruple the butter
-use whipping cream in lieu of milk
-season with salt, olive oil and drink 4 glasses of wine before serving
Justine Woolcott retweeted
Written with a heavy heart. Christie Blatchford, one of Canada's most prominent journalists, died this morning. Here is my obituary: nationalpost.com/wcm/c346f22… #media #cdnmedia #cdnpoli #rip
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Almost every woman I know has taken nudes at sometime in her life.
As more women under 40 run for office, we are going to have to figure out how to stand together and say it’s the leaking of them, not the taking of them, that is shameful.
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No Name brand has taken over the side of a building in #Toronto bit.ly/2lXzOKW
Super stoked to see this become a reality. Human trafficking is in our backyards and the fight that @thecanadiancntr has put in to get this live is incredible
The Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline is live at 1-833-900-1010 offering a confidential, multilingual service, available 24/7/365 to connect victims/survivors of forced prostitution and forced labour with services and/or law enforcement. #CanadianHumanTraffickingHotline
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I am so excited about this. @TorontoStar is offering free digital access to post-secondary students from now until after the election to help them have easy access to information in the lead up to voting day. #cdnpoli #canpoli thestar.com/about/digital-ac…
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Investigation: The Globe analyzed a trove of 150,000 private chat room messages. What emerged was a picture of an extremist far-right subculture in Canada. tgam.ca/2V1HdJU
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"People with breast cancer are supposed to be ourselves as we were before, but also better & stronger & at the same time heart-wrenchingly worse. We are supposed to keep our unhappiness to ourselves but donate our courage to everyone." Astonishing writing: newyorker.com/magazine/2019/…
