Jack Sutton

Reporter

Jack joined CBC London after graduating from Fanshawe College in 2025. He previously studied political science and Russian studies at Dalhousie University in Halifax, NS. You can contact him at jack.sutton@cbc.ca.

Latest from Jack Sutton

Iranian Londoners say concern growing for family living in the country as conflict escalates

Londoners with friends and family in Iran are only able to watch with concern from thousands of kilometres away as conflict continues to escalate between the country and Israel.

Why removing a dead deer from the Thames River wasn't a situation of passing the buck

The body of a deer lay on the bank of Thames River near the King Street Bridge but authorities were unsure who should remove it.

London authors show off their work in new anthology

For the first time, a book of short stories, poems and creative non-fiction featuring an all-London cast of writers is available as your first summer read. 

Campgrounds and parks filling up fast as campers look to stay local

For anyone planning to stay local this summer by going on a camping trip, seasoned campers have one piece of advice: book your spot early. 

London festival organizers seek city support for rising security costs

London festival organizers say they are looking to increase security measures in response to public safety concerns and would like to see more financial support from the city.

Londoners feel the chill as May temperatures dip near historic lows

Coats are back on following weeks of warm weather as unseasonably low temperatures set in across southwestern Ontario.

Is Facebook Marketplace killing the yard sale in southwestern Ontario?

The classic summer yard sale is about to become a regular weekend event with treasure hunters eager to discuss whether online mega-platforms like Facebook Marketplace could see dwindling interest in the long-held tradition of bargaining over trinkets and cast-offs in a stranger's driveway.

Award-winning 'Afro-forward' restaurant to open café at Museum London

Yaya's Café is opening this summer and, like the original restaurant, it will strive to provide a unique cultural experience.

St. Thomas board game designer hopes players will 'Finesse' their bridge skills with new game

A St. Thomas woman with a passion for the card game bridge is seeing years of work come to life with a newly designed version of her favourite game.

Dog owners are picking ticks already this season as vets urge precaution

Pet owners in the London area are already seeing signs of ticks on their animals with veterinarians cautioning to not delay preventative treatment against the potentially dangerous insect.