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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Tips to help you blast to the finish instead of blowing up at the start
By: Keeley Milne
Ontario's Cody Taylor set an unsupported out-and-back FKT on the trail, carrying all his food and gear from the start
By: Keeley Milne
Port Colbourne, Ont.'s Adam Saltarelli ran a marathon a day for 21 days to raise money to support kids in sports
Family and friends remain hopeful as the search for 38-year-old Kalie McCrystal continues
By: Keeley Milne
These three simple moves from an expert will boost both strength and running economy
By: Keeley Milne
Harry Marshall covered the 230-km route from Lake Louise to Jasper in just over 30 hours
By: Keeley Milne
New research suggests runners with knee or hip osteoarthritis don't need to give up higher-impact exercise
A week in Chamonix brought wild crowds, unforgettable racing, a look at shoe development and some big questions about where trail running goes next
By: Keeley Milne
New Mexico's Meg Eckert averaged 8:26 per km over six days (144 hours) to take down the women's world record and the American men's record
By: Keeley Milne
The country's most adventurous dogs are competing for prizes and a year in the spotlight
