Cathie Coward is a photojournalist at Waterloo Region Record. She specializes in arts and entertainment, culture and society, and regional interest, with a keen focus on topics such as holidays, hockey, and travel. Cathie's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Toronto Star, The Peterborough Examiner, and The Hamilton Spectator.
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Cathie Coward's coverage predominantly revolves around local events and seasonal activities, with a particular emphasis on sports and community gatherings. If you aim to reach out effectively, consider offering pitches related to upcoming local events, festive traditions, or heartwarming stories from the Hamilton area.
Given her focus on highlighting community events and celebrations in Canada (Hamilton), she may be interested in human-interest pieces surrounding unique holiday traditions or sporting achievements within the local community. Additionally, providing insights into upcoming festivals or sports-related initiatives could also resonate well with her coverage scope.
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RBG delivers another year of jack-o’-lantern spectacles and Halloween vibes
The Pumpkin King of Kirkendall goes all out for Halloween
By: Cathie Coward
Handcrafted flowers cascade over limestone walls in honour of veterans
Dundas’ tradition of a municipal Christmas tree is believed to be the oldest in Canada.
Her popular seasonal scenes can been spotted decorating small and large businesses across the GTA.
By: Cathie Coward
Dozens of colourfully lit holiday displays fill the Rose Gardens at the RBG during Winter Wonders.
Photojournalist Cathie Coward shares some of her favourite images of 2024.
The library offered up an early celebration for those likely to be sleeping at midnight.
Surfing at anytime of year is a challenge, but surfing in Canada in January in the middle of a cold weather advisory is definitely not for the faint of heart.
Show highlights work of members of Kooshkopayiw Arts Collective.
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