Bryan Bicknell is a Reporter at CTV News London. He specializes in a range of topics including culture and society, regional interest, health and wellness, and real estate, with a particular focus on urban design and the housing market. Bryan's work has been featured in CTV News and CP24 Breaking News.
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Bryan Bicknell's coverage is primarily focused on local news, including government and politics, crime, transportation, healthcare, and education. He frequently covers breaking news stories and evolving local events.
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By: Bryan Bicknell
Concerns are being raised by local leaders in communities across southwestern Ontario about the delivery of safer supply drugs through for-profit virtual appointments.
By: Bryan Bicknell
Residents and commuters through Byron are being asked to dig in for a long haul. A projected year-long project to rebuild Boler Road got underway Monday.
By: Bryan Bicknell
Oxford County Pride is calling on federal and provincial representatives to publicly condemn the recent rash of vandalism and thefts of Pride flags in the region.
Staff members and volunteers from organizations across London, Ont. were pushing the bus Wednesday to help send kids to camp.
By: Bryan Bicknell
A London group is hoping to fill what it believes is a major gap in addictions treatment for men. After a short-lived opening earlier this year, the Forest City Healing Centre is attempting to relaunch, albeit while facing significant financial challenges ahead.
A London group is hoping to fill what it believes is a major gap in addictions treatment for men. After a short-lived opening earlier this year, the Forest City Healing Centre is attempting to relaunch, albeit while facing significant financial challenges ahead.
A London teenager known for his engineering ingenuity is at it again. Nineteen-year-old Ribal Zebian has built a low-cost modular home that he's hoping can help with Canada's affordability crisis.
Nineteen-year-old Ribal Zebian has built a low-cost modular home that he’s hoping can help with Canada’s affordability crisis.
By: Bryan Bicknell
Southwestern Public Health (SWPH) is urging its member municipalities to consider safety risks if they allow the public to bring their own alcohol to local events.
By: Bryan Bicknell
Those convicted of stealing copper from essential infrastructure such as hydro lines or telecommunications systems, could soon get zapped with stiffer penalties.
