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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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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“A party of two well-prepared and experienced climbers were rappelling one of the mixed climbing routes in the area when one of them fell approximately 150 metres and was fatally injured."
By: Cathy Ellis
Council allocates $1.38 million worth of wildfire prevention and mitigation work in operating budget, with the lion’s share of the work to be completed ahead the 2025 wildfire season.
By: Cathy Ellis
“We as a community are in an undeniably state of worry and nervousness to accelerate change and to move the bar faster and further than we ever have."
By: Cathy Ellis
“Given this, we feel it is important that we have the opportunity to provide much wanted outdoor seating this summer to make the most of the remaining time before the construction begins.”
By: Cathy Ellis
Study identifies thresholds and targets that can be integrated into land use planning efforts, which can reroute trails away from high-quality wildlife habitat.
By: Cathy Ellis
“I remain confident in the process we do have where candidates are self-identifying whether or not they have a criminal record and are eligible to run for office.”
A biologist and postdoctoral researcher at the University of Alberta, said this latest study shows wolves stay 600 metres away and grizzlies 300 metres away from busy trails.
By: Cathy Ellis
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Town of Banff forecasts $5.8 million net surplus due to approximately $8.6 million in excess revenues and approximately $2.9 million in additional expenses
Construction of Rotary Park ice rink in November or December weather dependent BANFF – The gloves were dropped during an edgy council debate over an ice rink at Rotary Park in Banff.
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