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TOJam or Toronto Game Jam is an annual game development event held at George Brown College in Toronto, Canada each spring, usually the first weekend in May. The event is named for the common abbreviation for Toronto ("T.O."), and the term for an impromptu performance ("jam"), borrowed from jazz. The name of the event is knowingly evocative of "toe jam." The first TOJam event was held in May 2006.[1] Among the organizers/co-founders were Emilie McGinley, Jim McGinley, Rob Segal and Nelson Yu.[2][3][4]
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- ^ Torontoist (2012-05-14). "Game Developers Fight Deadlines and Fatigue at TOJam 7". Torontoist. Retrieved 2020-02-29.
- ^ Arcade, Post (2014-04-25). "Ninth time's a charm: Toronto's Independent Game Jam closes in on a decade this weekend | Financial Post". Retrieved 2020-02-29.