Scott Stinson is a journalist at National Post. He specializes in sports, competitive sports, and sports business, while also covering general assignment news and government and politics. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Vancouver Sun, Calgary Herald, and The Globe and Mail, among others.
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Scott Stinson’s coverage primarily focuses on sports, including evolving stories and event coverage. He frequently covers a wide range of sports-related topics such as golf, NFL, CFL, NHL, soccer among others.
Given his diverse coverage of sporting events and related issues in Canada, those who can provide unique insights into the Canadian sports landscape or offer expert commentary on current trends in Canadian sports would likely find success in reaching out to him. Additionally, individuals with specialized knowledge about international sporting events may also capture his interest as he occasionally delves into non-Canadian focused content.
As Scott's focus is mainly national (Canada), it is essential for potential contributors to tailor their pitches by aligning them with Canadian-specific sporting events or developments.
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By: Scott Stinson
Marit Stiles says her party will introduce a bill to scrap all such taxes to help with the rising cost of groceries.
By: Scott Stinson
The former Ontario PC leadership aspirant and daughter of former prime minister Brian Mulroney says it's time to step back from elected life
By: Scott Stinson
The former Trudeau cabinet minister enters the fray as the party dismissed the appeal of Nate Erskine-Smith over a nomination race he lost
By: Scott Stinson
Scott Stinson: Despite attacks, this Ontario city expects its residents to coexist with coyotes - Scott Stinson
After two people were injured in attacks days apart in the Toronto suburb, are we being too accommodating to wildlife in some areas?
By: Scott Stinson
Billions of public dollars have been spent to host games, with fans then charged thousands more for match tickets
FIFA boss Gianni Infantino has said the sky-high prices only reflect the market, but unsold seats suggest otherwise
By: Scott Stinson
The men's national team had been a laughingstock for decades, but became a regional powerhouse. Can it conquer the world next?
By: Scott Stinson
The men's national team had been a laughingstock for decades, but became a regional powerhouse. Can it conquer the world next? Read more.
By: Scott Stinson
The Democratic governor of Pennsylvania said trade "should not be a zero-sum game," in a subtle rebuke of Donald Trump's beliefs.
