CBC News Online - Ottawa Digest - 2015-02-16

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Ian Bush linked to probe of 2007 triple homicide involving retired judge Mon, 16 Feb 2015 16:08:59 EST Ian Bush linked to probe of 2007 triple homicide involving retired judge Mon, 16 Feb 2015 16:08:59 EST Ian Bush, an Ottawa man accused of invading the home of a Second World War veteran and leaving him bound with a plastic bag over his head, has been linked to a 2007 triple homicide investigation involving retired federal court judge Alban Garon, CBC News has learned. Read More Male youth charged in University of Ottawa sexual assault Mon, 16 Feb 2015 13:46:16 EST A male under the age of 18 has been charged with sexual assault and break-and-enter after allegedly going room-to-room in a University of Ottawa residence early Sunday morning. Read More Ottawa judge rapped by Ontario's top court for visiting dating website Mon, 16 Feb 2015 14:58:43 EST An Ottawa judge who created a bogus online dating profile and told a detective that information from the website could have been used to "hang" a female complainant has had his knuckles rapped by Ontario's top court. Read More Radio-Canada employees hate conservative values, Harper says Mon, 16 Feb 2015 17:50:47 EST Prime Minister Stephen Harper says "a lot" of Radio-Canada employees "hate" conservative values. Read More Family Day: What's open and closed in Ottawa Mon, 16 Feb 2015 09:58:54 EST Family Day is a provincial holiday in Ontario, meaning Quebec has a normal business schedule and federal government operations are running. But there are some closures and schedule changes to keep in mind in Ottawa. Read More More Headlines CP Rail, Teamsters union agree to arbitration Marc Methot signs 4-year deal with Senators $150K fire leaves 2 homeless in Blackburn Hamlet Joe Oliver's unpaid hotel bill caused departmental headache Kathleen Wynne's Liberals return to Queen's Park with a new face, but same challenges Efforts to stop impaired driving hampered by loopholes Ottawa police find boys named in Amber Alert Canada's Maple Leaf flag turns 50, middle age still gives off a nice red glow Gatineau Loppet shortens races due to extreme cold warning New Piloxing workout taught at University of Ottawa