Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! I am grateful for all those who paved the way before me (so that I can have an office with the BEST views) and promise to continue doing the same for the next generation. #WomenInSTEM #BreakingBarriersInSTEM

Happy #InternationalWomensDay! Here’s to strong women - may we be them, may we know them, may we raise them. 🦾♥️ Thanks to the National Post for including me in this article :) nationalpost.com/special-sectio…

Over the moon excited for tomorrow’s announcement!! Cannot wait to see who the Artemis II crew is!!

The #Artemis II crew of my dreams!!!! What a team!!! Cannot wait to see them fly!!!

On the wall of our main classroom are photos of all the crew we’ve trained on Canadarm2 operations Canadian Space Agency. Seems fitting that these 3 photos (of former students!) were all together. We are going! 🚀🤖 #ArtemisII

Happy 22nd birthday, Canadarm2! Let’s celebrate by doing some cool things on the ISS! 🦾🤖🥳

#Artemis II crew came by ⁦Canadian Space Agency⁩ to say hello this morning!

Looking forward to a fun week of robots with y’all! 🦾🤖

Super busy week of robotics training here Canadian Space Agency with some of the Flight Controller family (Flight Directors/CAPCOMs/CTO)! 🦾🤖

Let’s send some commands to space today! 🦾🤖

It’s a great day for a spacewalk! We’ve got MSS Task Tyler supporting from Canadian Space Agency and Dr. Jenni Gibbons is Ground IV. 🦾🤖🇨🇦

Trying out 🧵s with the same username.

And along with it went RRM3. The coolest mission I ever got to work. So long lil’ buddy.

New favourite account 👇🏼👇🏼

February was a busy and exciting month for science on the ISS! So proud of the work my team put in to push through it. 🦾

Canadian science on the ISS! Here’s David Saint-Jacques wearing the Bio-Monitor AND the Mobil-O-Graph - 2 pieces of key hardware that my team supports. Read more at the link below!

HAPPY ECLIPSE DAY!!! 🌎🌑☀️

The Payload Ops team got to visit the Moon Base today! It was so cool seeing the Connected Care Medical Module and discussing what the future of medicine could look like in remote communities here on Earth and realllly remote communities in space.

50. 5-0! That’s a lot of times to have done something it was never designed to do! From crew supplies to new science, #Canadarm2 has enabled (nearly) 50 vehicles to be berthed to the ISS to support international collaboration and the advancement of human exploration. 🦾🦾🦾