Matthew Trevithick

Reporter/Editor

Matthew Trevithick is a radio and digital reporter with CBC London. Before joining CBC London in 2023, Matthew worked as a reporter and newscaster with 980 CFPL in London, Ont. Email him at matthew.trevithick@cbc.ca.

Latest from Matthew Trevithick

Fanshawe College president tells staff to expect layoffs as program reviews continue

Fanshawe College is anticipating layoffs and deficits totalling nearly $100 million over its next two fiscal years as the Ontario school stares down an enormous drop in international student enrolment.

Middlesex-London Health Unit reports multiple measles exposures at 2 local hospitals

As the number of confirmed measles cases continues to climb across the province, officials with the Middlesex-London Health Unit revealed on Friday that there have been multiple recent exposure incidents at two local hospitals.

How is the international student cap impacting Fanshawe College? Staff may soon find out

Fanshawe College staff and faculty could learn more about how the federal government's cap on international study permits will impact the college and its programs moving forward.

Near London's southern edge, some transit riders choose lengthy walk over lengthy wait

In a letter going before the London Transit Commission this week, a city councillor is urging the agency to improve service to the city's southern industrial areas, saying it would benefit businesses and support London's transportation goals.

WSIB unveils $65M grant for London research to better prevent, treat workplace injuries

Officials with St. Joseph's Health Care London say the grant will fund the creation of a provincial research network focused on the prevention and treatment of workplace injuries and illnesses.

With Trump back in office, some Ontario immigration lawyers see bump in American calls

As U.S. President Donald Trump rolls out a flurry of policy changes to start his second term, some Ontario immigration lawyers have been fielding an increase in calls from those looking to relocate north of the border.

As London cops roll out body cams, public should temper expectations about what they'll see

The rollout of body-worn cameras continues at London police, but unlike our American neighbours, tougher Canadian privacy law means it will be harder for the public to access police-filmed video, particularly if it doesn't involve themselves.

Dozens of London police officers will now wear body cams

Dozens of London police officers out on patrol are now having their calls for service recorded on video as the department steps up a multi-million dollar rollout of body-worn cameras.

Speeding, school bus blow-bys persist on London road where boy was struck, neighbour says

A month after a seven-year-old boy was struck and killed getting off his school bus near Lambeth, those living on the road where it happened say conditions remain largely unchanged when it comes to safety and driver behaviour.

Former Ontario principal handed 4-year prison sentence in undercover child exploitation sting

A former Waterloo, Ont., elementary school principal will serve four years behind bars after pleading guilty last year to child sexual exploitation and child pornography offences.