Katelyn Thomas is a Reporter at Canoe Media Services. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, aviation and aerospace, sports, and culture, with a particular focus on consumer health, mental health, and veterinary issues. Katelyn's work has been featured in several notable publications, including the Calgary Herald, Toronto Sun, and Edmonton Journal.
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Katelyn Thomas predominantly covers local news in Montreal, with a focus on evolving stories and government announcements. She often reports on crime, government & politics, and entertainment news.
Given her coverage attributes and topics covered, Katelyn would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing or developing stories about local events, community issues, charity initiatives in Montreal, as well as concerts or entertainment news specific to the area.
Pitches providing insights into local governance developments or unique perspectives on community issues are also likely to resonate with her reporting interests. Additionally, she may be open to features that shed light on mental health challenges within the city’s communities.
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By: Katelyn Thomas
Energy from the fans is something players must harness, psychologists say.
By: Katelyn Thomas
Energy from the fans is something players must harness, psychologists say.
By: Katelyn Thomas
Teachers feel it has helped increase student concentration, but some questions about the impact remain.
From security deposits to Section G, some aspects of rental law aren't common knowledge among tenants
By: Katelyn Thomas
A public memorial is planned for Ava Ciampini in Ouellette Park on Tuesday evening.
By: Katelyn Thomas, Abby Mclaughlin
At issue is protecting the wellbeing of young people while preserving online privacy and freedom of speech.
By: Katelyn Thomas
"I think you quickly realize that now you have to make the most of life," says Pierre Bérubé, 56.
By: Katelyn Thomas, Abby Mclaughlin
At issue is protecting the wellbeing of young people while preserving online privacy and freedom of speech.
By: Katelyn Thomas
"There's so much bureaucracy that the kangaroo could make it back to Australia before anything gets done."
By: Katelyn Thomas
The group is calling for amendments to the civil code so property owners can let the public access water on their properties without legal implications.
