Gord Holder is a Reporter and Editor at the Ottawa Citizen/Sun. With a focus on security and law enforcement, Gord covers topics such as court proceedings, legal reform, and public event safety, drawing on his extensive experience in crime and justice reporting. He has been featured in the Ottawa Sun, Sault Star, and The Standard - Div. Of Osprey.
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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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The allegations involving a child in 2013 and two adults in 2025. Police investigators say there could be more victims around Ottawa.
On May 3, police said, a suspect entered the church on Rothesay Drive in Kanata, damaged an item and shouted profanities before fleeing.
The arrests were announced by Ottawa police 20 days after the May 8 incident sent three other injured youths to hospital.
Her injuries were non-life-threatening and she was transported to hospital in stable condition.
The blaze was contained to the area of origin and did not spread.
By: Gord Holder
A driver who tripped an OPP officer was then punched by a second officer, fracturing his right orbital bone, in the incident on March 20.
The tornado was expected to touch down in Vars, in the southeast end of Ottawa, an Environment Canada advisory said.
The tragedy occurred Friday afternoon near the intersection of Highway 41 and Highway 7.
The male victim was found with non-life-threatening injuries by police on Craig Henry Drive on the evening of July 23.
The good news is that the traffic problem the city is trying to solve is relatively modest, Randall Denley writes.
