Longtime local television anchor Norman James is no longer with CTV London.
The private broadcaster wouldn’t say why James and the company parted ways. In an email, Bell Media spokesperson Renee Dupuis-Macht told 980 CFPL the anchor is no longer with the company.
“I can confirm Norman James is no longer with CTV,” Dupuis-Macht wrote.
Dupuis-Macht wouldn’t offer any other comments on the matter.
Attempts to contact Steve Young, director of news and information programming at Bell Media London, and Michael Melling, Bell Media’s general manager of radio and TV for southwestern Ontario, were unsuccessful.
A spokesperson for Unifor Local 87-M declined to comment saying they don’t comment about individual members.
CTV London is owned by Bell Media.
James is a graduate of the broadcast journalism program at Conestoga College. According to his LinkedIn page, James has been with the station since he moved to London in 2002 after stops in Kitchener and Hamilton.
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