Chris Landry is a journalist based in Calgary, Canada, specializing in local coverage for Avenue Calgary Magazine. With a focus on food, travel, and lifestyle, Chris's articles provide readers with recommendations for the best restaurants, events, and activities in the Calgary area.
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Chris Landry's articles primarily focus on local businesses, restaurants, and events in Calgary. The coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on promotional deals and seasonal content. Therefore, when reaching out to Chris, it would be beneficial to offer information about promotions or seasonal events related to local businesses or food establishments in Calgary.
Given the themes covered and the localized nature of the topics, pitches should revolve around promoting local businesses, especially those related to house & home and food & beverage industries. Additionally, since there is a significant focus on quizzes identifying specific locations for various activities in Calgary could also be well received by Chris.
When pitching ideas or sources to Chris Landry consider emphasizing how they relate specifically to Calgary's local scene with a focus on house & home-related topics such as restaurants, food festivals, plant stores as well as other relevant seasonal events happening within the city.
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By: Chris Landry
As the spring weather creeps in, find out which of these local activities you should try to ease your way out of hibernation.
Brooklyn Dumpling Shop brings a minimal-contact ordering system and fusion dumplings to the city.
The next time you’re at one of these restaurants, be sure to look up to see the cool light fixtures that brighten your dining experience.
Calgarians are lucky to live within driving distance of world-class skiing and snowboarding. Here’s what’s going down at the alpine resorts in our backyard and beyond.
With spring well underway now, there are plenty of fun things to do in and around Calgary. Find out which one you should try this month.
These Calgary doughnut shops and bakeries take the popular deep-fried treat to the next level with creative flavours and colourful designs.
By: Chris Landry
Co-founder Sean Tuff has created pedal-assist e-bikes built for Calgary’s weather, and advocates for better bike infrastructure in the city.
Hand rolls are best eaten immediately while the nori is still crispy, and Raw Japanese Hand Roll Bar offers a space to try them at their best.
Prosperity Bar blends classic tiki-style cocktails and bar culture with Chinese-influenced dishes.
Whether you want to eat, shop or do both, there are many new businesses to explore in the city.
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