Sean Irvine is a Television News Anchor/Reporter/Producer at CTV News London. He specializes in themes related to transportation and mobility, security and law enforcement, and logistics, often covering topics such as local economy, transportation policy, and disaster response. Sean's work has been featured in CTV News, CP24 Breaking News, and other prominent platforms.
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Sean Irvine's coverage primarily revolves around local news, with a focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to entertainment, government & politics. He covers various topics such as winter activities, community events, consumer protection, achievements, traveling, and other local issues. If you're reaching out to him for potential coverage or contribution, consider providing insights into ongoing local developments in the mentioned areas or offering unique angles that align with his focus on evolving and breaking stories within the Ontario region. Additionally, pitches relevant to entertainment news or government policies at the local level may also capture his attention.
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More than three years after the Thames Park Pool was permanently closed, a transition of the former site is underway.
The rural township of Southwold, southeast of London, Ont., has declared a state of emergency after a reported 145 mm (5.6 inches) of rain fell over two days this week.
By: Sean Irvine
Officials say that this weeks rainfall is more than any system is designed to handle, take a look at the stormwaters in Fingal Ont.
By: Sean Irvine
Some wear their heart and message on their sleeve; Bob Burton wears his on his vest and on his car.
Amid economic uncertainty, Aylmer is marking a series of wins that will bring more than 100 jobs to town.
More than 300 world-class rowers from around the world have converged on London.
A robot is being used to remove microplastics and other debris from beaches in our region.
The trade war with the United States was on the minds of Canada's Minister of Energy and Natural Resources during a stop in London, Ont. on Monday.
By: Sean Irvine
Generate Upcycle as seen on Aug. 24, 2026. (Source: Generate Upcycle)
By: Sean Irvine
The Ontario government has taken the next step towards a potential nuclear power plant south of Sarnia, Ont., that could bring thousands of permanent and construction jobs.
