Brent Calver is a Visual Journalist at various publications including the Okotoks Western Wheel and Calgary Herald. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, covering topics such as environmental services, forestry, and natural resources in Canada. Brent's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including the Winnipeg Sun and Airdrie City View Ltd.
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Brent Calver focuses on local community events, cultural celebrations, and entertainment news in Okotoks, Canada. His coverage includes photography of various events and seasonal activities.
To effectively reach out to Brent, consider offering unique story angles or exclusive access to local community events, holiday celebrations, performing arts shows, or other culturally significant occasions in Okotoks. Providing visually appealing content such as high-quality photographs could also be a successful approach given his focus on event coverage and photography.
Since he covers both entertainment news and culture & society themes with a local perspective, pitches should align with the specific interests of Okotoks residents while showcasing the diversity of cultural experiences within the region.
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Heleen Valstar's floral arrangements adorn The Masters tournament at Spruce Meadows with 100,000 stems.
Novice shooters got a chance to try shooting sports for Provincial Hunting Day on Sept. 27.
US Airborne vet Tegh Singh raising awareness for PTSD with annual Veterans Transition Network Ride for Mental Health for six years running.
On the heels of winning a national award, Light Up Okotoks ushered in the festive season on Friday.
CPS Chief Katie McLellan speaks to the media on Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2026.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, left, and Prime Minister Mark Carney meet in Calgary on May 15.
Thousands of young trees are being given out to Calgarians through the Branching Out Tree Program, which held its third weekend at the Douglas Glen Park & Ride lot for southeast residents.
