Matthew Trevithick is a journalist and photographer based in London, Ontario. He currently works as a reporter for 980 CFPL London and his focus is on local news stories in the London area. Matthew's work has also been featured in Global News and he writes for CBC.
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Matthew Trevithick's articles predominantly focus on local news, community issues, and sports in the London area. His coverage attributes suggest a preference for evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and government announcements.
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By: Matthew Trevithick
A group of London-based researchers is heralding a new bedside brain imaging technique they say can detect conscious awareness in an ICU patient left comatose with a severe brain injury.
By: Matthew Trevithick
London tenants' rights advocates say it's good to see the city pushing toward a new bylaw regulating high temperatures in rental units, but argue any protections shouldn't leave those without air conditioning out in the heat.
By: Matthew Trevithick, Alessio Donnini
Trustees with the Thames Valley District School Board have tapped a former director of education to lead the organization as its current director takes leave amid blowback following an executive retreat to Toronto.
By: Matthew Trevithick
Two Talbotville-area residents with a passion for the natural world will see their generous donation of land open this week as southwestern Ontario's newest conservation area, and the first in Southwold Township.
By: Matthew Trevithick
As the city grapples with a housing shortage, London city councillors will be asked next week to kickstart the process of redeveloping five municipal parking lots into high-density residential units and public parking.
By: Matthew Trevithick
More than 140 London convenience stores have been allowed to sell beer, cider, wine, and ready-to-drink cocktails since Sept. 5. CBC London caught up with some store owners to see how things have gone.
By: Matthew Trevithick
Use of force reports filed by London police officers last year rose by more than a quarter compared to 2022, according to a new report, due to new reporting requirements for drawing Tasers.
By: Matthew Trevithick
A proposed class action lawsuit alleges Fanshawe College's paralegal program failed to adhere to regulatory requirements and left hundreds of students ill-equipped to become licensed Ontario paralegals.
By: Matthew Trevithick
A large, unsanctioned car rally planned for Grand Bend over the weekend failed to materialize, something the town's mayor attributes to the heavy police presence that amassed to deter the event.
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