Gabrielle Huston is a journalist at CBC. Based in Ottawa, she has eclectic interests that span climate change, environment, education, and technology, having engaged with a diverse range of voices from video game developers to neuroscientists. Gabrielle's work has been featured in prominent outlets including TheGamer.com, MobileSyrup, and The Globe and Mail.
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Gabrielle's coverage has a strong focus on gaming and technology, with an emphasis on local news within Canada. She frequently covers private sector announcements and press releases, making her receptive to pitches from companies or organizations based in Canada announcing new products, services, or initiatives related to gaming, technology, and consumer goods.
Given the diverse range of topics covered by Gabrielle including holiday season ideas in Ottawa and local settlement details like LifeLabs' $9.8 million settlement; she might also be interested in stories relating to events, community initiatives or legal matters within Ottawa specifically.
As such geographic specificity is important when pitching to her for local content that aligns with her coverage themes.
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By: Nathan Fung, Gabrielle Huston
Provincial funding for sites across Ontario officially ended Saturday
The City of Ottawa is making it easier for volunteers to get the insurance they need to yank out invasive plant species in the cityβs green spaces.
Mutchmor Public School in Ottawa's Glebe neighbourhood has cancelled a drag storytime event planned for Friday to celebrate Pride Month, according to emails sent to parents and obtained by CBC News.
By: Gabrielle Huston
Could pay between $5.20 and $41.60 per day of driving, says executive director
Bill C-30 allows cabinet to authorize use of banned pesticides
Activities for Canada Day at LeBreton Flats Park and elsewhere in Ottawa have been suspended until further notice due to inclement weather, according to the Canadian Heritage department of the Government of Canada.
By: Gabrielle Huston
Torrential rain falls on the capital Activities for Canada Day in Ottawa have been suspended until further notice due to weather, as flooding closes parts of the Queensway and some streets in the city.
By: Gabrielle Huston
Torrential rain falls on the capital Evening Canada Day activities in Ottawa have been cancelled, including the fireworks display, due to "extreme
City says 3,200 basements flooded following Wednesday's storm
'It's always hard when we have to close unexpectedly,' says one business owner
