Wes Gilbertson is a beat reporter at Postmedia covering the Calgary Flames. He specializes in team sports, particularly major league sports and competitive tournaments, while also sharing his passion for golf and travel through feature writing. Wes has been featured in numerous publications including the National Post, The Vancouver Sun, and the Calgary Herald.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Calgary, Canada (Local)
Not enough data
Wes Gilbertson's focus is primarily on local ice hockey, specifically covering events related to the Calgary Flames and their prospects within the NHL. He seems interested in providing detailed event coverage and insider insights about the team's performance.
If you're looking to reach out to Wes with pitches or information, it would be beneficial to provide exclusive behind-the-scenes details, player interviews, or updates that offer unique perspectives on Calgary Flames' games, players' performances, or other significant events related to the team. Any pitches should align closely with his focus on local ice hockey and particularly the Calgary Flames.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Playoff squad? Lottery hopeful? With 41 games to go, what are these Calgary Flames?
By: Wes Gilbertson
On a roll of late, with nine points over a six-game stretch, William Stromgren has been rewarded with his first career call-up.
By: Wes Gilbertson
Zayne Parekh was busy Monday, earning a bronze medal, setting a new Team Canada record and apologizing to his Flames pals.
By: Wes Gilbertson
Adam Klapka has racked up 148 hits this season for the Flames, but he couldn’t muscle his way onto Team Czechia for the 2026 Winter Games.
By: Wes Gilbertson
From a pair of bronze medallists to one of the NCAA’s freshman scoring leaders, there are a lot of positive stories in the Flames’ pipeline.
By: Wes Gilbertson
Stromgren played his first game and Brzustewicz earned his first point, but it was otherwise another frustrating night for the Flames.
William Stromgren was the Flames’ second round pick in 2021. His draft slot, something beyond his control, will always be part of his story.
By: Wes Gilbertson
The Flames’ rookie rearguard, limited to 11 NHL games so far this season, sustained an upper-body injury at the world junior tournament.
After a Hockey Hall of Fame career of his own, the Flames hired Glenn Hall as goalie consultant/coach. Hall passed away this week at age 94.
Finding an affordable place to stay and play is half the battle for young golf pros. That’s where ‘The House’ plays a pivotal role for the Dragons of Golf Canada.
