Matthew Trevithick is a Reporter at 980 CFPL London. He covers a range of topics including climate change, healthcare systems, and urban development, with a focus on the intersections of health, wellness, and construction. Matthew's work has been featured in Global News, Magic106.1, and 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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Historic route was physically split in 1989 when CN removed tracks in St. Thomas
By: Matthew Trevithick
Police say Woodstock teen connected to other incidents in U.S. along with Ohio teen
By: Matthew Trevithick
Red tornado warnings were issued for several London-area communities Thursday afternoon and evening as a severe thunderstorm made its way across southwestern Ontario, bringing torrential downpours and strong winds.
London signs onto federal housing program to speed up builds with pre-approved designs
By: Matthew Trevithick
Barbara Lauckner had to be freed by rescuers after she was pinned under the vehicle
By: Matthew Trevithick
Barns, trees and crops were damaged during Saturday's severe thunderstorms
By: Matthew Trevithick
Hazmat team, environment ministry officials called to scene for diesel fuel spill
By: Matthew Trevithick, Angela McInnes
Hazmat team, environment ministry officials called to scene for diesel fuel spill
By: Angela Mcinnes, Matthew Trevithick
The westbound lanes of Hwy. 401 were shut down early Thursday evening following a fatal collision involving two transport trucks.
July 2025 fire destroyed Acacia Block, a historic Talbot Street building built in 1881
