Keeley Milne is a journalist at Canadian Running Magazine. She covers a variety of themes including sports, health and wellness, and competitive sports, with a particular focus on fitness, individual sports, diet and nutrition, and wellness programs. Keeley's work has been featured in Canadian Running Magazine.
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Keeley Milne's coverage heavily focuses on sports, particularly running and marathons, with a significant emphasis on event coverage. She also covers "how-to" guides related to running and cites data in her articles.
Given this focus, Keeley is likely open to pitches that provide expert insights into training techniques for runners or the mental health benefits of running. Additionally, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming local or international running events that would be of interest to her Toronto-based audience.
Her emphasis on house & home indicates an interest in pieces discussing how one’s living environment can support athletic pursuits such as running. If you have expertise in these areas or access to relevant data, it could make your pitch more appealing to her.
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The Minotaur Skyrace in Crowsnest Pass, Alta., will serve as the Canadian National Skyrunning Championships this weekend. Here's what you need to know
By: Keeley Milne
Colorado's Riley Brady took second in the third-fastest time in women's race history, while Montreal's Marianne Hogan completed a trifecta of third-place finishes
By: Keeley Milne
The stories from 2026's incredible race can help us all become better runners, no matter our goals
Nikki Hiltz pulled off one of the biggest wins of their career on Saturday at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, Ore., beating mile world-record holder Kenya's Faith Kipyegon in a close finish at Hayward Field.
By: Keeley Milne
Researchers analyzed more than 870,000 Berlin Marathon finishes to find out who is most likely to fall apart late in the race
What to do in your downtime if you can't stand sitting still
By: Keeley Milne
After winning WSER in 2023 and UTMB in 2025, the British ultrarunner will be hoping to take top honours
Top Western States finisher Hannah Allgood shares her advice for crushing the neglected part of hill training
Rhabdomyolysis, often shortened to rhabdo, has been showing up everywhere from online posts to an episode of The Pitt where a triathlete is diagnosed with it.
A new study suggests ADHD traits may show up more often in endurance runners than in the general population.
