Amir Said is a Reporter/Editor at CBC Calgary. His award-winning work encompasses a range of themes including agriculture, animal care, and urban development, reflecting his commitment to covering vital issues in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Amir's journalism has been featured in numerous publications, including Mountain View Today, The Fitzhugh, and The Narwhal.
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Amir's coverage primarily focuses on local events and government announcements within the Okotoks area, with a significant focus on community-related topics such as art and culture. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to local community events, cultural initiatives, or political developments in Okotoks.
Considering his coverage attributes show a high percentage of event coverage and government announcement themes, it is clear that Amir values timely and relevant information about local happenings. Therefore, when pitching to him it would be beneficial to highlight the significance of the event or announcement within the context of Okotoks specifically.
As Amir has a strong emphasis on covering news from small communities like Okotoks in Canada, reaching out with stories that directly impact these areas will likely resonate strongly with him.
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By: Amir Said
Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome primarily affects women of childbearing age
A grizzly bear cub has been struck and killed by a train in Banff National Park, where Parks Canada has recorded 19 grizzly deaths on tracks since 2005.
Zoos and wildlife facilities in Alberta are taking steps to protect their birds from avian flu. Outbreaks on commercial poultry operations in Alberta have been detected east of Edmonton and near Ribstone Creek in east-central Alberta on May 11, and northeast of Drumheller on May 16.
By: Amir Said
Ogden Block will be relocated or demolished to make way for Green Line
Partnership renewed for 4 years as Indigenous tourism continues to grow
CPS partnering with universities of Saskatchewan, Windsor to improve search-and-rescue
Dublin-based researcher Ian Cooper highlights 'chaos' caused by Brexit outcome
Alberta's free-roaming horses considered stray animals, not protected by Wildlife Act
By: Amir Said
Fuzzy larvae can damage trees but also offer ecological benefits
Hydrologist says not to expect 2013-level flooding
