Cathy Ellis is a journalist at various publications including the St. Paul Journal and RMO Today. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on construction, real estate, transportation, and animal care, while also delving into regional interests and global news. Cathy’s work has been featured in multiple outlets such as the Mountain View Today and the Rocky Mountain Outlook.
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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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By: Cathy Ellis
“They all contain massive housing projects instead of a nicely landscaped and beautiful visitor centre that respects and interacts with the Beaver Street historical streetscape,” said William Luxton, the foundation's president in a letter to Parks Canada.
The Town of Banff is unlikely to meet its target of 70 per cent waste diversion by 2028.
The Town of Banff has been given an additional $320,000 under the federal Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF), bringing the total to $4.98 million over the term of the Banff agreement, which ends Jan. 31, 2027.
By: Cathy Ellis, Jessica Lee
“If this message is being sent to Ottawa, then let it be this: we are inseparable from Canada,” said Banff Mayor Corrie DiManno
By: Cathy Ellis
“Zero bears being relocated or euthanized last year, that's really awesome,” said Nick de Ruyter, program director for Bow Valley WildSmart.
“One of the interesting phenomena that we've seen over the last half century is the effect of tourism moving down valley. Banff is no longer the only service centre for the national park, and as I like to say Banff's newest hotels are being built on Bow Valley Trail in Canmore.".
“Do not, under any circumstance, jump into the Bow River or play in water flowing in the steep creeks. You might feel confident in your abilities, but now is not the time to test the strength of mother nature – you risk your own life as well as the lives of first responders. Do not be the reason that other people are put in danger.”
“We are evacuating everyone from 13 and 14 streets”
The coyote warning applies to Bow Falls Trail, Glen Avenue, Glen Crescent and Spray Avenue until further notice.
According to witnesses, the rockslide came down shortly before 5:30 p.m. on Monday (June 1), narrowly missing a car.
