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Amir Said

Amir Said

Amir Said is a reporter and photographer covering local news in Okotoks and Foothills County. Amir graduated from the University of Regina, where he was a student journalist, and worked with non-profits in Regina and Calgary before joining the Western Wheel.

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Recent Work by Amir

Bobcat sightings in Okotoks: here's what to know

Bobcat sightings in Okotoks: here's what to know

Okotokians are advised to watch out for bobcats amid recent reports of sightings on social media.
Okotoks author brings book to Rome, meets Pope Francis

Okotoks author brings book to Rome, meets Pope Francis

Holy Trinity Academy grad Mackenzie Neufeld's book 'From Physics to Faith' made it all the way to the Vatican.
Korean bistro opens in Okotoks at former restaurant location

Korean bistro opens in Okotoks at former restaurant location

Rose of Sharon is at the British Chippy's former location on Elizabeth Street in Olde Towne.
Black bear makes itself at home on Foothills property

Black bear makes itself at home on Foothills property

The young bear spent hours at a rural property about 30 minutes south of Okotoks on Oct. 9.
Alberta woman brought faith journey memoir to Pope Francis

Alberta woman brought faith journey memoir to Pope Francis

Mackenzie Neufeld's book 'From Physics to Faith' is her story of moving from atheism to faith as a teen brought her to the Vatican to gift the book to the pope.
Former Western Wheel staffer celebrates 100th birthday

Former Western Wheel staffer celebrates 100th birthday

Madeleine Fleck, who spent 30 years on staff, was instrumental in keeping the Wheel afloat in its early days.
GALLERY: Star Wars comes to life in Diamond Valley

GALLERY: Star Wars comes to life in Diamond Valley

The Diamond Valley Sustainable Living Centre felt like a galaxy far, far away during its open house on Oct. 5.
Foothills author tops bestsellers list with tribute to late son

Foothills author tops bestsellers list with tribute to late son

Kathaleen Sorensen's 'Living in the Land of the Uprights' is a touching memoir to her son Thomas, who broke boundaries through disability advocacy.
GALLERY: Rocky Horror returns to Okotoks for 49th anniversary

GALLERY: Rocky Horror returns to Okotoks for 49th anniversary

Okotoks did the time warp again on Saturday, Oct. 5.
GALLERY: Okotoks teachers splashed with 'mystery soup' in fundraiser

GALLERY: Okotoks teachers splashed with 'mystery soup' in fundraiser

Things got messy at a junior high fundraiser in Okotoks.
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