Jack Moulton is a City Hall and General Assignment Reporter at The London Free Press. He covers a range of topics including urban design, real estate development, and environmental issues, with a focus on construction and planning in North America. Jack's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Timmins Times, Windsor Star, and Ottawa Citizen.
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Jack Moulton's coverage is focused on local government, politics, and crime in the Ontario area of Canada. He reports on breaking news as well as evolving stories related to these topics. If you are reaching out to him with a pitch, consider offering insights or expert commentary relevant to local government initiatives, political developments, or significant crime-related events in the London and Ontario region.
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Public bidding is now open on properties across several neighbourhoods.
By: Jack Moulton
No one was injured, the London Fire Department says, but city hall officials warn work to clean up debris such as fallen trees will take weeks
By: Jack Moulton
It's another sign that summer is almost here in London – the 24th annual Forest City London Music Week is set to kick off in early June.
Proposal would add new enforcement tool for animal welfare cases.
Proposal would add new enforcement tool for animal welfare cases.
By: Jack Moulton
David Ferreira warns closure of House of Hope will push more people onto the streets.
By: Jack Moulton
After a failed bidding process, politicians must decide what comes next for the civic campus overhaul.
By: Jack Moulton
Consultants recommend reforms instead of dismantling transit commission.
By: Jack Moulton
"We're still a little open for opportunity."
By: Jack Moulton
The agency's 15-year plan includes renovations, redevelopment, acquisitions, and divestments
