Stu Neatby is a journalist at SaltWire Network. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, regional interest, and world affairs, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and sustainable agriculture. Stu's work has been featured in Health Industry Watch, SaltWire Network, and Toronto Sun.
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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.
Considering the high percentage of government announcement coverage attributed to Stu’s articles, PR professionals should tailor their pitches to align with this aspect of his reporting. If you have expertise or information related to governmental announcements or developments within Prince Edward Island’s political landscape, especially those concerning COVID-19 response measures or changes within the healthcare sector, these would likely be well-received by him.
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By: Stu Neatby
P.E.I.s Progressive Conservatives have voted against limiting use of employer sick notes
By: Stu Neatby
Gilles Arsenault, MLA for Evangeline-Miscouche, was removed from PC cabinet and caucus amid a conflict of interest investigation
By: Stu Neatby
Province providing $3.8 million in financing to Seafood 2000
Former Confederation Centre CFO brought into Finance
By: Stu Neatby
The finance minister says the program is aimed at reducing impaired driving across the province.
By: Stu Neatby
Five executives have left the health authority since the start of the year, including CEO Melanie Fraser
By: Stu Neatby
A seniors' home resident who was subject of staff and resident safety complaints still resides at the long-term care facility.
By: Stu Neatby
Premier touts introduction of tax benefit as “signature affordability program” of his new government
Current P.E.I. legislation requires cremation services to be attached to funeral home
By: Stu Neatby
Liberal, Green opposition accuse the governing P.E.I. PCs of using reviews on controversial matters to delay action.
