Andrew Lupton is a Reporter at CBC. With a strong background in digital and print journalism, he focuses on a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, urban design, and crime and justice, reflecting his commitment to covering issues that resonate with local communities. Andrew is featured in CBC and is dedicated to telling the stories that matter to Londoners.
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By: Andrew Lupton
Forensic pathologist says many wounds were consistent in size with hammers found at the scene
By: Andrew Lupton
Report points to progress in improving London's downtown core
The lawyer for a London man on trial for second-degree murder in the death of his girlfriend is arguing that her client acted in self-defence, a courtroom in St. Thomas heard Monday.
London city councillors gave initial approval Tuesday to a 10-year plan to revitalize a downtown beset by challenges ranging from high office vacancy to open drug use on its streets.
By: Andrew Lupton
David Yates, accused of second-degree murder, told a St. Thomas courtroom Thursday about the final moments of Caitlin Jennings's life, saying he swung at her with a hammer after she attacked him in the bathroom.
By: Andrew Lupton
Accused says Jennings's injuries didn't resemble autopsy photos shown in court
By: Andrew Lupton
Accused asked about the confrontation that led to Caitlin Jennings's death
By: Andrew Lupton
Ward 4 is one of the few without an incumbent running
By: Andrew Lupton
The municipal election may be four months away, but already candidates are putting forward their ideas and knocking on doors, including in Ward 4 where the lack of an incumbent is setting up what could be a wide open race.
Staff, mayor say police need help, but some councillors question costs
