Pat Healey is a part owner, reporter, and marketing professional at Wednesday Journal, Inc. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, particularly team sports and competitive sports, as well as energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and public policy. Pat's work has been featured in notable publications such as Wednesday Journal, Inc. and The Laker News.
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Halifax, Canada (Local)
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Pat Healey's focus is on local news, community events, and sports in the Fall River area of Canada. To effectively reach out to Pat, consider providing information about local events, seasonal activities or sporting tournaments happening in Fall River. Additionally, since Pat covers press releases quite a bit (13%), sending newsworthy announcements related to business updates and community events may increase your chances of getting noticed by him.
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By: Pat Healey
HALIFAX: The following is a statement from Premier Tim Houston.
By: Pat Healey
WAVERLEY: HRM is advising of expected traffic delays on Rocky Lake Drive between July 13 and July 17.
By: Pat Healey
FALL RIVER: The Tri-County Rangers are headed to the national stage.
By: Pat Healey
HALIFAX: A “home away from home” for Nova Scotians undergoing cancer treatment in Halifax will soon be a more comfortable place to stay with support from the
By: Pat Healey
SCOTIA SPEEDWORLD: Matt Vaughan had plenty of reasons to treat Friday night's Maritime Auto Glass Sportsman feature as a tune-up, but once the green flag
By: Pat Healey
BEDFORD: Cheers, applause and plenty of proud moments filled the auditorium at Mount Saint Vincent University on Monday as nearly 300 Lockview High School
SCOTIA SPEEDWORLD: Fuelling Change: Women In Motorsports kicked off the racing night on Friday evening during Bay Equipment Rentals Weekly Racing at Scotia
By: Pat Healey
SHUBENACADIE: Nova Scotia's wildfire-fighting capacity has received a major boost with the arrival of four new Airbus H125 helicopters, a fleet officials say
