Caela Fenton is a Coordinator, Content at the Canadian Olympic Committee. She specializes in covering both individual and team sports, exploring various sports disciplines to highlight the achievements and stories of athletes. Caela's work has been featured in the Canadian Olympic Committee, showcasing her commitment to promoting sports and athletes across Canada.
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Caela Fenton's coverage heavily revolves around local sports events, particularly those involving Team Canada. She consistently provides event coverage for various sporting competitions and tends to focus on Winter Sports.
Given the nature of her articles, Caela may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming or ongoing local sports events featuring Canadian athletes. If you have unique insights or access to interviews with athletes participating in these events, it could be valuable to reach out and offer your expertise.
Since Caela's geographic focus is local (Chile, Santiago), it would not align with her coverage focus on Team Canada unless there are specific ties between Chilean and Canadian athletes or if the content has relevance beyond the immediate locality.
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By: Caela Fenton
Marion Thénault is an Olympic bronze medallist with 11 World Cup podiums to her name as an aerialist. After Beijing 2022, Thénault set some big goals for the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games—but not just related to her athletic performance.
By: Caela Fenton
Perhaps one of the benefits of success at an early age is a longer opportunity for your perspective to grow and mature alongside your sporting career. That was certainly the case for Team Canada short track speed skater Florence Brunelle.
By: Caela Fenton
The road to the Olympic Games can be long, but programs like Petro-Canada’s Fuelling Athlete and Coaching Excellence (FACE) Program...
By: Caela Fenton
Bell Starting Line is a long-term legacy program developed to address issues of accessibility in sport for newcomer youth in Canada.
By: Caela Fenton
At the 2025 UCI Road World Championships, 24-year-old Magdeleine Vallières became the first Canadian ever to earn the title of elite road race world champion.
The sliding sports of luge (lying flat feet first), skeleton (lying flat head first), and bobsleigh (sitting tucked into sled) are three of the fastest and most thrilling sports on the Winter Olympic programme.
By: Caela Fenton
During the broadcast of a Rivalry Series game between the Canadian and American women’s national teams on Thursday, another exciting piece of the Olympic hockey puzzle was unveiled—the Milano Cortina 2026 jersey design.
By: Caela Fenton
Where does one begin when it comes to Sidney Crosby? Few athletes are as synonymous with their national sport as the 38-year-old from Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia is with Canadian hockey.
By: Caela Fenton
Just like the curves of a sliding track, the path to becoming an elite bobsleigh pilot is far from straightforward.
By: Caela Fenton
One of the up-and-coming sliders that Jane Channell has spent the most time with is Hallie Clarke. At 21-years-old, Clarke wasn’t even born when Channell first saw skeleton on TV.
