Cathy Ellis is a local journalist based in Canmore, Alberta. She writes for several publications, including Rocky Mountain Outlook, Airdrie City View Ltd, and St. Albert Gazette. Her articles cover a range of topics, including local news, events, and issues affecting the community.
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Banff, Canada (Local)
Cathy Ellis focuses on local news, particularly in the Banff area of Alberta, Canada. Her coverage largely revolves around government announcements and expert commentary, with a strong focus on crime and government & politics.
Given this emphasis, Cathy is likely to be responsive to pitches from local authorities or experts who can provide insightful commentary on governmental decisions affecting the region. Additionally, she may appreciate input related to crime trends and their impact at a local level.
Pitches offering perspectives from community leaders or individuals directly impacted by the topics covered could also resonate well with her reporting style. For example, insights into how transportation issues are impacting residents or tourists in Banff could be of interest to Cathy.
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“People should continue practicing wildlife safety in the townsite; do not leave children and pets unsupervised,” states the Town of Banff post.
By: Cathy Ellis
Parks Canada has closed a portion of land between the Bow River trail and the Bow River, between the Banff Avenue bridge and the Muskrat Street pedestrian bridge on the north side of the river.
More than 235 grizzly bears have died at the hands of humans in Alberta over the past decade.
“It was probably scared off because it's a pretty busy spot of town right beside the older pedestrian bridge. It might have had a feed and got scared off, and then coyotes moved in and started eating on the carcass.”
Read the full story and comment on CochraneToday.ca
By: Cathy Ellis
“It was a big electrical storm. Their hair was standing up, everything was buzzing. One guy described his moustache as buzzing."
By: Cathy Ellis
Read the full story and comment on TheAlbertan
By: Cathy Ellis
A course will be held at the Fenlands recreation centre Sept. 16-20, led by four instructors from the ALERRT Center at Texas State University – the approved training centre by the FBI in active attack tactics.
By: Cathy Ellis
“I do wish the new model all the best when they take over Oct. 1. They are doing important work but I do have concerns,” said Peter Quinn, BVVSA's executive director, during a Banff council meeting on Monday (Sept. 9).
By: Cathy Ellis
“It's by far the most efficient building we've ever built by a factor of four or five depending which building you compare it to,” said Michael Hay, manager of environment for the Town of Banff.
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