Jungmin Ham is a local journalist based in Canmore, Canada. With a focus on community events and activities in the Rocky Mountain region, Jungmin's articles capture the essence of the area and its vibrant culture. Their work has been featured in various local publications, including the Rocky Mountain Outlook, Okotoks Western Wheel, Alberta Prime Times, and RMO Today.
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Jungmin Ham's coverage primarily focuses on local events and seasonal activities in the Canmore area, with a strong emphasis on sports and entertainment news. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming local events, seasonal activities, or unique entertainment features within the Canmore community.
Potential pitch ideas could include profiles of individuals involved in organizing these events, behind-the-scenes looks at event planning for popular winter activities or holiday celebrations in the area. Additionally, Jungmin might be interested in pieces that highlight lesser-known community events or provide insights into the cultural significance of traditional gatherings.
Given her specific geographic focus on Canmore and Banff, pitches should align closely with these areas to ensure relevance to her coverage.
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Newcomers and long-time residents create connections with ceramics at artsPlace in Canmore on Friday (Nov. 22).
Sixty moustache racers participated in the inaugural Mo Valley Mile race at Sundance Park in Banff. The Mo Valley Mile is a race for all ages to cap off Movember, which aims to support men's health month every November and celebrate physical and mental well-being.
The inaugural Bow Valley Non-Profit Summit was hosted by the Town of Canmore and the Town of Banff Family and Community Support Services, with financial support from the Wim and Nancy Pauw Foundation and Banff Canmore Foundation.
PHOTOS: Nordic skiers fight off frost at Calforex biathlon cup in Canmore PHOTOS: Nordic skiers fight off frost at Calforex biathlon cup in Canmore
The past week in photography, stories in the Bow Valley
The Canmore Skating Club held its annual winter gala, Sugar and Spice, at Canmore Recreation Centre on Thursday (Dec. 12).
Banff Public Library celebrates its 75th anniversary on Saturday (Dec. 14).
The cross-country ski and snowshoe athletes, coaches, mission staff and team leadership who have been named to the Special Olympics Team Canada 2025 Training Squad train at the Special Olympics Team Canada Training Camp in Canmore Nordic Centre on Friday and Saturday (Dec. 13-14).
By: Jungmin Ham
Folk choir brings the traditional sounds of Ukraine to Canmore.
The past week in photography, stories in the Bow Valley.
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