Stu Neatby is a journalist at SaltWire Network. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, health and wellness, and energy policy, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and consumer health. His work has been featured in Health Industry Watch, Toronto Sun, and Nipawin Journal.
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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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Agreement signed between nine provinces
By: Stu Neatby
HSO standards, which are voluntary, put in place following COVID-19 pandemic
By: Stu Neatby
Manitoba, New Brunswick premiers say Ottawa should foot 50 per cent of health costs
By: Stu Neatby
P.E.I. also signs agreement with Nova Scotia, New Brunswick on energy co-ordination
By: Stu Neatby
Unions and public sector advocates staged a rainy-day rally outside the premiers’ meetings in Charlottetown on July 22.
Letter circulating among members calling for special meeting, leadership review
By: Stu Neatby
Lawsuit alleged a Hazelbrook, P.E.I., family farm’s water was contaminated due to a government-owned dumpsite
By: Stu Neatby
In 2023, a Murray Harbour councillor was suspended after posting a sign on his property claiming a "mass grave hoax" at residential schools
By: Stu Neatby
Green party says it complained after video appeared to show PC MLA pocketing doorstop flyer before realizing he was being filmed
By: Stu Neatby
Proposed changes to P.E.I.’s Coroners Act would mandate the establishment of a review if a death occurs because of domestic violence.
