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Your Simpsons character
Lisa is the show's voice of reason, civic conscience and data-minded critique — just like Cara. Cara's habit of calling out poor policy framing ('incredibly offensive' narratives about a 'vibecession'), championing better urban design ('More walkable neighbourhoods will help solve congestion too'), and using her platform to educate mirrors Lisa's activist, thoughtful persona.

Your MBTI personality Type
Cara reads as an ENTJ: an extroverted communicator and organizer (hosts a podcast and publicly coordinates substitute hosts: 'SabrinaMaddeaux is going to fill in for me on the Missing Middle podcast'), future-oriented and strategic (wants system change: 'We need to rethink how we talk about and measure the economy'), prefers logical analysis over feelings (repeatedly calls out non-evidence-based policy: 'Often mad about policies that aren't based on data'), and decisive/action-oriented (urges advocates to attend council meetings: '@meredithmartin would like to see some housing advocates attend the council meeting on Oct. 22 to fight for progress'). Together these tweets show someone who debates publicly, organizes for impact, and prioritizes measurable outcomes.

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Policy reporter at the SP Institute | Co‑host, Missing Middle w/ @MikePMoffatt | Former @TheAgenda producer | Toronto urbanist: housing, transit, fiscal accountability | Often mad about policies not grounded in data | On mat leave soon– @carastern

Your signature cocktail
The Missing Middle Martini is crisp, no-nonsense and slightly smoky — like Cara's reporting voice. Gin and dry vermouth keep it classic and factual (reflecting her data-first approach), the lemon is a zesty critique of flimsy narratives ('incredibly offensive' framing), and the rosemary smoke nods to urban grit — the streets and bike lanes she writes about. Naming it after her podcast 'Missing Middle' ties the drink to her public work and city focus.

Your Hogwarts House
Cara's emphasis on evidence, analysis and better measurement aligns with Ravenclaw values. She repeatedly interrogates narratives and data — for example, she says 'I've been finding the narrative around the GST holiday fixing a "vibecession" incredibly offensive' and pushes for rethinking how we 'talk about and measure the economy.' Her work translating technical policy into civic action (calling for advocates to go to council) is also reflective of Ravenclaw's pursuit of intelligent, principled solutions.

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Dylan's call for social and institutional shifts fits Cara's push to rethink how governments and experts measure and talk about the economy: 'We need to rethink how we talk about and measure the economy.' The song's urgency about shifting expectations echoes her insistence that 'Canadians deserve better' and that policy must change.

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