Gord Holder is a sports writer based in Ottawa, Canada. With a passion for golf, Gord covers local sports news and events for the Ottawa Citizen, and his work has also been featured in the Ottawa Sun. He brings a keen eye for detail and a deep knowledge of the local sports scene to his reporting.
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Gord Holder's reporting primarily focuses on local news, particularly crime and accidents in the Ottawa area. He also covers evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements.
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Citing a reduced number of Ottawa Police Service officers to secure the safe closure of its route, Capital Pride has shortened its annual Pride Parade scheduled for Sunday.
The resident of a home on Bonnechere Street South received serious, but non-life-threatening injuries.
By: Gord Holder
The bike had been stolen from the balloon festival grounds and then advertised for online sale.
The Ontario Provincial Police have charged a Perth resident and volunteer with the Ottawa Children's Aid Society with sexual offences involving a child.
A stolen vehicle collided with two others after OPP attempted a traffic stop, injuring one of the other drivers.
By: Gord Holder
Ontario Provincial Police and Smiths Falls Police Service made the discovery during a search linked to an unrelated investigation.
By: Gord Holder
He misses Carleton, especially Ravens players, but says Canadian university basketball is going to start missing out on the top players.
Multiple threatening phone calls were received, police said Friday.
The resulting fine was $959, police said.
By: Gord Holder
Morning service that day will involve R1 replacement buses and shuttles.
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