Reporter, loud laugher, Maritimer living in a log cabin and working for @CBCNorth. Last heard reading national news on @CBCRadio and @CBCMornings. She/her. 🌈
Whitehorse/Kwanlin
Joined January 2012
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Danielle d'Entremont retweeted
If you haven't seen either of Jeff Barnaby's two films, now is the time. BLOOD QUANTUM is available on-demand, and RHYMES FOR YOUNG GHOULS is streaming on @cbcgem. gem.cbc.ca/media/rhymes-for-…
Danielle d'Entremont retweeted
Thinking of a new email signature other than "best".
You'll never take me alive,
Nate
Danielle d'Entremont retweeted
LGBTQ+ folks in the UK and Commonwealth countries: I'd like to hear your thoughts on the Queen's impact on LGBTQ+ rights. DM me.
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While I'm going through a number of news clips, I see that the majority of news hosts and reporters do not know the difference between Nation and First Nation.
And it's not easy to find with a Google search (and please jump in if you are First Nations and have a different take).
one of the best parts about living in the Yukon is that people always ask me when I'm going to get a dog and no one asks me when I'm going to have children.
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BREAKING: Silver says he will NOT be seeking a fourth term as MLA for the Klondike. Will continue to serve as the MLA until next general election in November 2025, and will stay on as premier until the Yukon Liberals find a new leader – at Whitehorse, Yukon
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Every death is personal on the frontlines of Yukon's opioid crisis ift.tt/dwUhv6Y
I was just on a @WestJet flight from Calgary to Whitehorse and we were told 45 mins from landing that the plane’s navigation system was broken and we needed to turn around and go back to Calgary. So now we’re back where we started 5 hours ago.
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Writing a journalism textbook is a thing I've wanted to do for a long time. It's finally happened.
'Decolonizing Journalism: A Guide to Reporting In Indigenous Communities' will be available from @OUPCanada this fall. pages.oup.com/he/can/mccue1c…
Let me tell you a l'il bit about it.
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My Grandpa Dave told me he was sure he was gay when he was moving into his dorm room freshman year of college and there was a boy “with the prettiest eyes;” after Grandpa passed, I learned from my mother who that boy was.
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a white journalist's idea of "fair and balanced" comes from a default white lens. what is fair and balanced to them is often unfair and skewed to Native people. the rulebooks in canadian journalism were written by white people -- it's why stuff like this gets past everyone.
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it's very, very difficult to be proud to work for the CBC when we continue to peddle harmful stereotypes of Indigenous people in our coverage, regardless of whether it's our own reporting or through the Canadian Press.
Editor's note: The headline of this story has been changed to better reflect the testimony of Sarah Sansom in the second-degree murder trial. A previous tweet has been deleted.
cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/…
I'm back on Twitter and in the Yukon after taking a month off to hike 800 km from France across Spain on the Camino de Santiago.
I had the time of my life, but I'm happy to be home and back on the airwaves with you on Yukon Morning from 6-8:30am this morning with @CBCNorth!
Today I covered a rally of teens supporting a bill that would ensure LGBTQ+ supports at all schools in the Yukon. I asked a kid their name and they said shyly "well my legal name is ..." . Then I asked what their real name was. They lit up and said it so proudly.😭
someone I know in Yellowknife just posted an email from a Vancouver-based company saying it couldn't ship a product by land because Yellowknife is "way up North" and "there's no land connection between the mainland."
Once again I am encouraging people to look at a map.
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This isn't prompted by anything other than knowing most people followed for that specifically but I do still like to share other photos and fan arts from the games.
It's nice seeing more people putting their pronouns online, but it needs to be backed by work.
Are you a safe person for 2SLGBTQ+ people in real life? How do you support them? What are you doing to learn more? I ask these questions of myself often, even as a community member.
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Yukon will soon have a First Nations school board, which supporters say will give Indigenous residents a greater say over education matters with the territorial government.
Story by @anna_desmarais cbc.ca/news/canada/north/yuk…
