Amandalina Letterio is a video journalist for CTV News London, with a focus on local news in Ontario, Canada. She has also contributed to CTV News Regina and CTV News Windsor. Amandalina covers a range of topics, including community events, social issues, and local initiatives, providing in-depth coverage and engaging storytelling.
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Amandalina Letterio’s articles predominantly focus on local events, community issues, and government announcements within London, Ontario. She covers a wide range of topics including government & politics, culture & society, entertainment news, and health & wellbeing.
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By: Amandalina Letterio
Feb. 14 was a heartfelt day, not just because it's Valentine's Day — it's also Congenital Heart Defect (CHD) Awareness Day. In fact, the entire month of February marks Heart Month in Canada, providing an opportunity to focus on improving heart heath.
A London, Ont. woman is looking for the driver of a black car that smashed into her parents' house Friday.
By: Amandalina Letterio
The London Police Services Board chair and chief released a joint statement Friday night following the sentencing of Nathaniel Veltman.
A vigil was held in London, Ont. Thursday night to remember a non-binary student in Oklahoma who died earlier in February.
Sarnia police have arrested a man they say is responsible for shooting someone last summer.
CTV London's own Reta Ismail and Pure Country's Leanne Whitehouse, hosted the event which had $10,000 worth of tampons and pads donated by Shoppers Drug Mart.
Two students at East Elgin Secondary School said that an Instagram account is bullying students at their school. They asked to remain anonymous out of fear they may be the bully's next target.
By: Amandalina Letterio
Wortley Village residents are sharing a message of positivity this weekend in response to recent hateful graffiti appearing around the city.
By: Amandalina Letterio
Three Norfolk County residents are facing charges after Ontario Provincial Police seized drugs and weapons in a search warrant.
By: Amandalina Letterio
This is the third year of Toys for Tots — Supporting the Muslim Resource Centre, which will distribute the toys.
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