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Cash reward offered for tips leading to arrest of Renfrew dad's killer

New billboard posted in Ottawa Valley town offering $50,000 to help catch Jonathan Logan's killer

Cash reward offered for tips leading to arrest of Renfrew dad's killer
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New billboard posted in Ottawa Valley town offering $50,000 to help catch Jonathan Logan's killer

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Source Police have upped the ante in the quest to solve a cold-case homicide in the Ottawa Valley. Mere weeks after the mother of Jonathan Logan urged witnesses to contact cops on the three-year anniversary of his shooting death in Renfrew, police are now offering a substantial cash reward to help cuff a suspect and have erected a billboard on the main strip off the Trans-Canada Highway. The sign at Hwy. 60 and Innovation Dr., along the main thoroughfare into the former logging town about an hour’s drive northwest of Ottawa, advertises a $50,000 reward provided by the provincial government, a picture of Logan and ways to contact cops with tips. “The installation of this billboard marks another step in our commitment to find answers for Jonathan’s family, his friends and the Renfrew community,” Det-Insp. Erin Thomas of the OPP’s criminal investigation branch said in a news release...

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Jul 15, 2026
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