Cathy Ellis is a journalist at various publications including the St. Paul Journal and RMO Today. She focuses on themes such as animal care, travel and tourism, climate change, and water management, often exploring the intersections of these topics through the lens of regional interest and world news. Cathy’s work has been featured in notable outlets including the Mountain View Today, Alberta Prime Times, and the Airdrie City View Ltd.
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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
“The living wage calculation can help us understand the true cost of living in our community and is crucial to assessing affordability when it comes to housing,” said Ledwidge, who brought forward the idea for the living wage presentation at council's May 12 meeting.
By: Cathy Ellis
"Parks Canada encourages visitors to plan ahead, budget extra time, and check https://www.drivebc.ca/ for current construction impacts.”
The Town of Banff will assess trail closures as water recedes. BOW VALLEY – The Bow River is no longer rising in the Banff townsite as of Tuesday afternoon (June 2).
By: Cathy Ellis
“By bringing fire back in and bringing that disturbance system back in, it allows the ecosystem to be more resilient to climate change, to wildfires,” he said.
By: Cathy Ellis
The Banff Legion says there was no meaningful consultation over re-designation of space for Pursuit and Rimrock's shuttles
By: Cathy Ellis
Brisbane said Parks Canada is collaring grizzly bears as part of ongoing monitoring to better understand habitat security and how bears are using the landscape.
By: Cathy Ellis
“In this specific instance, crowds of people can block escape routes for the bears trying to avoid oncoming trains. Parks Canada continues to emphasize the importance of not stopping to view wildlife."
Parks Canada will work with the homeowner to prevent further coyote denning in future
By: Cathy Ellis
“In an attempt to view the bears, people were getting out of their vehicles, leaving their vehicles and approaching bears,” she said.
“I can appreciate that it's a bit of a blend of commercial and residential and there should be some type of acknowledgement that these rooms that are being used for visitors are potentially taking away from residential housing stock,” said Mayor Corrie DiManno at a May 26 governance and finance committee meeting.
