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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By: Keeley Milne
It might be one of the most iconic Strava uploads ever: 1,000 miles, 18 days, 13 hours and 11 minutes.
By: Keeley Milne
Many endurance athletes hope that taking a shot of beetroot juice or a scoop of pre-workout product before a workout will boost their performance or benefit their long-term cardiovascular health.
Tove Alexandersson took more than eight minutes off of the women's record, while defending champion Elhousine Elazzaoui captured his second win
Kelowna's Savannah Wild went after the record less than two years after a serious spinal cord injury in 2024
Struggling to understand your workout data? Coros's new AI-powered platform may help
By: Keeley Milne
Quebec Mega Trail's 30K race on July 5 is the third race in the GTWS and the only North American stop in the series, which features big names, steep climbs and trail running's loudest crowds
By: Keeley Milne
With family beside him, Roy Allen turned his 5K into a fundraiser for four Ottawa organizations
By: Keeley Milne
The race saw some runners falling hundreds of metres on slippery slopes, with others experiencing hypothermia
By: Keeley Milne
Canadian ultra-distance athlete Jamieson Hatt has completed a 1,855-kilometre (1,160-mile) unsupported fastest known time (FKT) effort on Wisconsin's Ice Age Trail, finishing in 30 days, eight hours and 59 minutes.
Giuseppe Damato holds both the 90+ world marathon and half-marathon records, and his routine is refreshingly simple
