
Passionate about #YEG, arts & culture, tech & innovation. #EventProf (she/her)
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Joined May 2011
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Maggie Barton Baird retweeted
This morning, we welcomed over 200 South African firefighters and support staff at the Edmonton International Airport. We’d like to thank them for their help as we fight fires across the province.
Maggie Barton Baird retweeted
🤯 Can you believe only 17% of Gen Z have been taught about trade school?
We have a problem.
There’s a labor shortage across the trades, homes are aging and needing repair, but Gen Z isn’t choosing blue-collar careers at a fast enough rate. #BlueCollarBuilt
Maggie Barton Baird retweeted
Replying to @JamesClear
@JamesClear, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Atomic Habits is coming to Jobber Summit, our FREE online event on March 6. 🎉
James Clear is a writer, keynote speaker, and one of the world’s leading experts on habit formation, decision making, and continuous improvement.
Maggie Barton Baird retweeted
A fire in the alley behind @ZocaloEdm in the early hours of Jan. 4 caught hold of an owner's vehicle, which exploded. The greenhouse is destroyed, while the rest of the building has soot and smoke damage (but is intact). #yeg #yegdt #McCauley
My new favourite vacation ritual is to delete slack from my phone. The peace it creates is amazing for such a simple move.
Maggie Barton Baird retweeted
What I love about YEG LRT projects is the community. I highly doubt there will be a line up of people waiting with cake and cookies for the first pass on the Yellowhead Freeway.
Maggie Barton Baird retweeted
Jobber Summit is BACK! 🎉
Registration is officially open so make sure to mark your calendars for March 6, 2024. 🗓️
You don’t want to miss this FREE online event that’s built for home service business owners and management teams. #JobberSummit
Maggie Barton Baird retweeted
On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour & stand in solidarity with all survivors, their families & communities impacted by Residential Schools. Thanks to our Creative Services Manager, Presley, for this amazing design inspired by a poem by Abigail Echo-Hawk.
Maggie Barton Baird retweeted
These developments emphasize the ever-growing importance and urgency of okimaw peyesew kamik (King Thunderbird Centre). With 81% of the required funding secured, we are reaching out to all levels of government to assist us with the remaining 19%.
I absolutely adore James! He was such a supportive Jobber advocate for a project we recently did in Austin, Tx.
His story is a great one: from apple employee to handyman making $$$.
I’m lucky enough to hear these types of stories daily at Jobber.
Learn all the secrets behind starting a $13k/month Handyman business, including tips on pricing, tools and scaling.
Are you interested in earning $200k in your first year?
Watch this video 👇
youtu.be/kDtxGS2lOtI
Maggie Barton Baird retweeted
After 8 years of service, Fletcher is calling it a career.
This good boy supported over 1,600 children while they attended court after surviving abuse.
The first dog to ever accompany a child in a jury trial in Edmonton.
Happy retirement, Fletcher! ❤️
Maggie Barton Baird retweeted
Dylan Mulvaney breaks Bud Light silence: "for months now, I've been scared to leave my house. I have been ridiculed in public. I've been followed. And I have felt a loneliness I wouldn't wish on anyone."
There’s a weird election signs game happening in Oliver. Wong’s got signs on the ‘public’ grass in front of houses.
In the morning they’re there, by mid afternoon they’re gone or in the garbage.
Likely not the best use of signs and a way to piss off voters? #ableg #ABelection
Which travel credit card is everyone using? 👀✈️
I’ve been using @RBC’s Avion but there customer service is beyond garbage so I’m looking to change.
Maggie Barton Baird retweeted
Planning virtual events is easy.
Netflix:
#LOVEISBLINDreunion
Maggie Barton Baird retweeted
A man got himself stuck inside public art this weekend. That’s one way to avoid awkward family dinners I guess. edmonton.ctvnews.ca/a-first-…



















