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Ottawa Reporter, CKVR-TV (Barrie, ON)
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Ont. man convicted of trying to abduct girls in Angus park awaits dangerous long-term offender hearing
By Mike Arsalides Verified| CKVR-TV (Barrie, ON) Verified Warning: Readers may find the content in this article disturbing and triggering. Convicted of trying to abduct 12-year-old girls at a park in Angus six years ago, Anthony Holtorf appeared in a Barrie courtroom Thursday as he awaits a hearing following an application last year by the Crown to have him deemed a dangerous long-term offender.
By Mike Arsalides Verified| CKVR-TV (Barrie, ON) Verified The Brampton, Ont. man, accused of starting a devastating fire that destroyed an historic building in downtown Orillia could soon be resolving his charges. Brandon Costa, 35, who was living in Orillia at the time of the fire, is accused of setting fire to the building at the corner of Peter and Mississaga streets in the early morning hours of January 21. He appeared in court from jail in Penetanguishene, where the May 5 court date in Bradford plea court was set.
Ont. man convicted of trying to abduct girls in Angus park awaits dangerous long-term offender hearing
By Mike Arsalides Verified| CKVR-TV (Barrie, ON) Verified Warning: Readers may find the content in this article disturbing and triggering. Convicted of trying to abduct 12-year-old girls at a park in Angus six years ago, Anthony Holtorf appeared in a Barrie courtroom Thursday as he awaits a hearing following an application last year by the Crown to have him deemed a dangerous long-term offender.
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CKVR-TV (Barrie, ON)
CTV News is the news division of the CTV Television Network, a prominent Canadian English-language broadcast network owned by Bell Media. Established in 1961, CTV News has become a national leader in journalism, focusing on delivering timely and accurate information across various platforms. The organization is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, and is led by vice president Richard Gray. CTV News produces national and local newscasts, including flagship programs like CTV National News. It operates the CTV News Channel, which provides continuous news coverage and breaking news updates. The division also maintains a strong digital presence through its website and affiliated platforms, offering news articles, live streams, and mobile content. CTV News emphasizes trust and independence in its reporting, adhering to strict journalistic standards and ethical guidelines.
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