Keeley Milne is a journalist at Canadian Running Magazine. She focuses on health and wellness, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports business with individual sports, aging and longevity, as well as diet and nutrition. Keeley's work has been featured in various publications, including 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
The Canadian record holder cruised to victory in Edmonton, while the 23-year-old rookie upset a deep women’s field in her half-marathon debut
"Bear spray works," Klaire Rhodes said in an Instagram post about her encounter with a brown bear on Aug. 13
By: Keeley Milne
Quebec trail runner Cedrik Gagnon balances a job with HOKA and 100-km training weeks
By: Keeley Milne
A new study suggests stroller miles may be easier on parents’ bodies than expected
We've all heard of Type 2 running, and you're probably already incorporating some very easy jogging into your routine. But what if you went even slower?
Organizers of the Servus Edmonton Marathon have admitted that Sunday's marathon and half-marathon courses were longer than their certified distances, reversing the position they took the day after the race.
By: Keeley Milne
A 170K team effort will test whether one of trail running's toughest routes can be made accessible on wheels
By: Keeley Milne
Multiple Olympic and world champion Faith Kipyegon is shutting down her 2026 season while she recovers from a hamstring injury that has been lingering since the end of May.
The race between the U.K.'s Naomi Lang and Lauren Gregory of the U.S. came down to the final sprint into Chamonix
By: Keeley Milne
Yngvild Kaspersen is the only woman to win CCC twice, while Italy's Cristian Minoggio took top honours for the first time
