Morgan Leet is a Western Canada Editor at Narcity and MTL Blog. She specializes in travel and tourism, focusing on adventure travel, family travel, and various destinations across the region. Morgan's work has been featured in prominent publications, including Narcity and MTL Blog.
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Morgan Leet's coverage indicates a focus on local Canadian travel, seasonal events, and investment analysis related to real estate. If you're looking to pitch her, consider offering unique insights into winter destinations in Canada, particularly those located near Vancouver or the East Coast.
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The 2026 JUNO Awards had lots of highlights, but there were some undeniably Canadian moments that will make the Canucks out there feel some pride.
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This hidden gem is the perfect summer getaway. โด๏ธ
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Need some travel inspo? Look no further.
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Here's what Canada's most livable city is like. ๐
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This little town tucked away on a picturesque island in B.C. has been dubbed among the best places to live in Canada . With long stretches of soft
By: Morgan Leet
This Canadian island is the kind of dream escape most people crave in the summertime โ quiet towns with coastal views and long beaches, with powdery sand.
By: Morgan Leet
In a whirlwind of summer travel, I've managed to touch down in all five of Canada's biggest cities . None were new to me, but visiting them all
