Jack Moulton is a City Hall and General Assignment Reporter at The London Free Press. His reporting focuses on a variety of topics including the housing market, real estate development, and health and wellness, with a keen interest in regional issues and consumer health. Jack's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Timmins Times, Toronto Sun, and Ottawa Citizen, among others.
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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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By: Jack Moulton
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By: Jack Moulton
The state of London's downtown has been a perennial election issue, and 2026 will be no different
By: Jack Moulton
London has been awarded $11.2 million from the provincial government for meeting approximately 90 per cent of its housing targets for 2025
By: Jack Moulton
Developer says fewer costly features could help keep rents at or below market rates.
By: Jack Moulton
London's downtown supportive housing facility is getting a lifeline for a few months before wrapping up operations next year.
Political scientists examine why some wards vote less – and what could change that.
By: Jack Moulton
London is poised to overhaul its winter response for the city's homeless after a brutal winter
The new contingent would cover enforcement in areas such as community centres, parks and other public areas
Councillors deferred a rezoning request after debate over downtown office policy and concerns about retaining hundreds of jobs.
By: Jack Moulton
The 10-storey, 91-unit apartment building across from Springbank Park was endorsed by a city council committee
