Andrew Lupton is a Reporter at CBC. With a strong background in digital and print journalism, he focuses on a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, urban design, and crime and justice, reflecting his commitment to covering issues that resonate with local communities. Andrew is featured in CBC and is dedicated to telling the stories that matter to Londoners.
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Plan calls for 264 overnight beds and warming spaces, versus 200 spaces last winter
Former councillor Caranci challenges incumbent McAlister in ward that now includes Old East Village
By: Andrew Lupton
Ward 7 candidate Sam Hajar says he wasn't aware of rule about using city logos
The 2 p.m. deadline for candidates to file in city council, mayor and school board trustee races arrived Friday, with a handful of candidates getting their nomination papers filed as the last minute.
Ottawa pledges $19M to expand London plant that turns waste into fuel
Kipps Lane buildings have had long elevator breakdowns, 4 weeks with no hot water
By: Andrew Lupton
Expert says election betting websites could affect voter behaviour
A family at a farm in Huron East hand to quickly dash to the basement after Wednesday's sudden storm arrived with heavy winds that wound up damaging their house and destroying a shed.
Residents concerned about traffic on section of Sarnia Road close to Western University
Some candidates call for traffic calming measures in fast-growing ward
