Kyle Cotton is a health reporter based in Charlottetown, Canada. He covers local news and events related to health and wellness, with a particular focus on the impact of sports on physical and mental well-being. His work has been featured in the Canadian Hockey League and the Victoria Advocate.
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Kyle Cotton focuses on event coverage and evolving stories in the local hockey scene, particularly around Charlottetown Islanders. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming games, player interviews, team strategies or any evolving narratives within the Charlottetown Islanders' season.
Given his emphasis on local coverage of sports events, reaching out with exclusive behind-the-scenes access or human interest stories relating to players could be effective. Also consider providing insights into how specific games may impact the team's standing or dynamics within the league.
Since Kyle's geographic focus is local (Canada, specifically Charlottetown), PR professionals should tailor their pitches accordingly and highlight any connections to the local community when relevant.
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By: Kyle Cotton
Cardigan firefighters were quick to tackle an out of control fire in a wooded area near the intersection of Garland and Chapel Road on August 25.
By: Kyle Cotton
Montague resident Juliano Macario has been training in Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ) since he was a teenager in north-eastern Brazil.
The Robbins’ Nest gazebo added to the patio at Riverview Manor in July was built in memory of KCMH Auxiliary member Kathy Robbins who passed away in 2023. From left are manor activities organizer Lily Levesque, resident Janie McHerron, RCW Debbie Trainor, resident Simon White, RCW Carol Crane, manor manager Sandra MacKay, auxiliary member Shirley Johnston, former auxiliary president Darlene Clow and resident Bonnie Boudreault. Kyle Cotton photo
Consistency is key, and Northumberland Ferries sure is consistent - at disappointing thousands of travelers.
Brayden White fits perfectly in the gear Gold Cup winner Jordan Stratton gifted him after winning the prestigious PEI race last month. Kyle Cotton photo
Darren Dingwell takes pride in buying local product for his restaurant Dinger’s Dive. He’s hard at work hours before it opens, prepping chicken for the lunch rush.
Apple picking season is well underway for some orchards on PEI.
This year’s tuna season has been described as successful by some eastern PEI fishers.
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