Cactus Club made its Twitter account private after Toronto Life did a story about Toronto resident Jackie Thomas moving from the city to Edmonton and back. .“LOOK AT WHAT YOU DID, @torontolife,” said National Post parliamentary bureau reporter Bryan Passifiume in a Wednesday tweet. .The tweet included a photo of Cactus Club’s Twitter account saying its tweets are protected. Confirmed followers have access to its tweets and complete profile. .Passifiume asked Toronto Life to “REFLECT ON YOUR SINS.” .Toronto Life published a story which went viral about Thomas’s move from Toronto to Edmonton and back on Tuesday, where she spoke about Alberta not being for her. .“I was used to finishing work and heading straight to the Cactus Club — I wasn’t meant to spend most of my evenings alone,” said Thomas. .“I started wondering if the move had been a bad decision.”.630 CHED anchor and reporter David Boles mocked Cactus Club for locking its Twitter account. .“This just keeps getting better & better,” said Boles. .ParityYEG Interim Chair and advisor Kristin Raworth said it was funny how the Twitter account went private. .“Cactus Club just wanted to provide you with overpriced food in a very loud environment and look what has been done to them,” said Raworth.
