Stu Neatby is a journalist for the SaltWire Network, focusing on local news in Prince Edward Island, specifically in the Summerside area. With a keen interest in politics, health, and community events, Stu provides insightful and informative articles that keep readers up to date with the latest happenings in the region.
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Stu Neatby's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Prince Edward Island, with a significant emphasis on healthcare-related topics. His interest in expert commentary and legal policy regulation suggests that he may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into regional government policies, particularly related to healthcare, infrastructure, and employment.
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CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. Operators of private and non-profit long-term care homes have been surprised by a Health P.E.I. decision to discontinue a federally-funded grant program aimed at ensuring homes could maintain COVID-19 infection control protocols.
By: Stu Neatby
Auditor general also finds shoddy documentation of appeals from P.E.I. mental health review board
By: Stu Neatby
An all-party standing committee is seeking more internal documents about the full cost of the province’s multi-million-dollar deal with the National Hockey League, including travel and accommodation expenses incurred by provincial staff or ministers.
The Conference Board of Canada is predicting P.E.I.'s population growth will shrink down to 1.6 per cent in 2025 after averaging more than three per cent per year over the last three years.
By: Stu Neatby
P.E.I. Premier Dennis King says New England governors have expressed concerns about potential tariffs on Canadian goods in a recent call.
By: Stu Neatby
Health PEI has signed a nearly $4 million contract with KPMG to improve surgery and diagnostic wait times and enhance hospital patient flow.
By: Stu Neatby
During a day that saw the resignation of two high-ranking members of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s cabinet, P.E.I. Premier Dennis King tried to steer reporters back to focusing on the looming threat of US tariffs.
A campaign pledge to have 30 patient medical homes open by the end of this year will not be met, a representative of Health P.E.I. has confirmed.
Article content Health P.E.I.'s goal of assigning all Island residents a health provider within two years will require hiring about 300
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