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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By: Stu Neatby
A cottage rental business filed a legal challenge to a decision by PEI's privacy commissioner to allow disclosure of fire inspection reports
By: Stu Neatby
Rob Lantz says he intends to lead his Progressive Conservative party into the next election despite low polling numbers.
By: Stu Neatby
PEI auditor general Darren Noonan finds combined cost overruns $69 million for 11 completed capital projects
By: Stu Neatby
Law named after Olivia Rodd, a nine-year old child who was murdered in 2020 by her mother
By: Stu Neatby
Despite high deficit, Island faring better than some other provinces
By: Stu Neatby
The NDP candidate was absent from debate after suffering a heart attack earlier in the day.
By: Stu Neatby
Email from party president raises concerns with methodology of recent polls showing Greens ahead
By: Stu Neatby
Tayte Willows beats out Liberal leader Robert Mitchell and PC candidate Caley McDonald
By: Stu Neatby
Robert Mitchell’s loss in the Cornwall-Meadowbank byelection was ‘not what the party had hoped for’
By: Stu Neatby
Mitchell's decision suggests a new leadership contest will occur in the future
