Brad Perry is a Regional News Director at Country 94, 97.3 The Wave, and 98.1 News in New Brunswick, Canada. With a focus on local news in the Saint John area, Brad covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, education, and local government.
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Brad Perry's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a strong emphasis on crime and government & politics in the New Brunswick and Saint John areas. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to local crime trends, government initiatives, city developments, community events, and breaking news pertinent to this region.
Given his focus on these specific topics and geographic area, he would likely respond well to sources who can provide insights or commentary about local crime trends or political developments in New Brunswick and Saint John. Additionally, he may appreciate pitches that highlight unique community events or issues relevant to the area.
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Some concern from New Brunswick’s education minister on the latest provincial assessment results.
Three cruise ships stop in Saint John during one of the triple ship days in 2022. Image: Submitted/Port Saint John
The number of confirmed measles cases in New Brunswick has jumped to 44, according to the Department of Health.
There is not much change expected at the fuel pumps this week in New Brunswick, according to an industry source.
A 75-year-old man has died from his injuries after a crash near St. Stephen three weeks ago. Police said two v...
A rendering of the expansion at the Irving Tissue plant in Macon, Georgia. Image: Irving Tissue
The exterior of Saint John City Hall is pictured in this file photo. Image: staff photo
A rising number of fires at tent encampments is costing the Saint John Fire Department tens of thousands of do...
Two oyster diseases have been confirmed in samples collected in the Spence Cove area of southeastern New Brunswick.
Santa Claus will be visiting Saint John once again this weekend.
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