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Gabby McMann

Gabby McMann

Gabrielle McMann is an emerging journalist and storyteller who covers Indigenous art, culture, history and events, connecting audiences to the authentic lived experiences and voices of Indigenous Peoples across Turtle Island. Gabrielle is mixed Ojibwe from the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation.

Thank you and goodbye…

by Gabby McMann April 2, 2025
written by Gabby McMann

After three years of working as the digital editor and a reporter for the Reconciling Journalism website, it is time for me to sign off.

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The importance of pronunciation

by Gabby McMann March 27, 2025
written by Gabby McMann

Best practices to ensure you are using proper pronunciation for First Nation, Métis and Inuit names, communities and words.

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TMU Votes 2025 Election Coverage: Interview with Riley Yesno

by Gabby McMann March 11, 2025
written by Gabby McMann

An important perspective that’s often missing from election coverage is that of Indigenous communities. Ahead of the 2025 provincial election, TMU Today reporter Isabella Iula talked with Riley Yesno, an …

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Making Land Acknowledgements Count

by Gabby McMann March 10, 2025
written by Gabby McMann

How they can go wrong and how to make them right.

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Reconciliation at The Creative School: The Saagajiwe totem

by Gabby McMann March 27, 2024
written by Gabby McMann

A beaded totem that represents Saagajiwe’s mission and role within the TMU community will soon find its permanent home in The Creative School.

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What to know if you are reporting on a powwow: Some practical tips to relieve your stress and help you connect with First Nations’ communities

by Gabby McMann December 1, 2023
written by Gabby McMann

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Reconnecting to land, language and culture: Indigenous filmmakers at work, part 2

by Gabby McMann October 20, 2023
written by Gabby McMann

This is the second in a two-part series highlighting works done by the next generation of Indigenous filmmakers, who are blazing their own path in the industry and bringing Indigenous …

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Reconnecting to land, language and culture: Indigenous filmmakers at work

by Gabby McMann October 18, 2023
written by Gabby McMann

This is the first in a two-part series highlighting works done by the next generation of Indigenous filmmakers, who are blazing their own path in the industry and bringing Indigenous …

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Book launch for Duncan McCue’s Decolonizing Journalism

by Gabby McMann March 2, 2023
written by Gabby McMann

“What does it mean to decolonize journalism?” This is how Duncan McCue (Anishinaabe from the Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nation), a TMU Roger’s visiting journalist and a CBC broadcaster …

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The Power Was With Us: Idle No More

by Gabby McMann February 15, 2023
written by Gabby McMann

APTN’s new two-part documentary series The Power Was With Us: Idle No More had its second screening at an event hosted by the School of Journalism at Toronto Metropolitan University. …

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