Gord Holder is a Reporter and Editor at the Ottawa Citizen/Sun. With a focus on regional interest and world news, he covers a range of topics including security and law enforcement, public security, and even touches on themes such as recycling and team sports. Gord's work has been featured in the Ottawa Sun, Sault Star, The Standard - Div. Of Osprey, and the Ottawa Citizen.
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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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Marc Latourelle was last seen on the evening of Dec. 22, a police news release said.
The city will no longer collect blue and black bin contents, but a contractor will, and what you can recycle is changing somewhat, too.
The 94-year-old from Ottawa was driving a car that collided with an SUV in Township of Laurentian Valley on Monday morning.
The Ontario Provincial Police pulled over the man's vehicle on Highway 417 on Thursday afternoon.
The arrest was made early Thursday following reports of an individual knocking on the doors of several residences.
An alert was posted online by the university just after 6 p.m. on Friday.
By: Gord Holder
Residents of some western Ottawa communities are all too familiar with the battle against rising river levels in springtime.
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.
