The Ottawa Citizen

October 8, 2009

OTTAWA — The release conditions for a former Nova Scotia bishop accused of possessing and importing child pornography have been changed to allow him to live in Ottawa.

The lawyer for Raymond Lahey, 69, handed over the 69-year-old's passport to Ottawa police Det. Dan Melchiorre during a brief court appearance Friday.

Lahey will now be required to live at the Ottawa Catholic archdiocese's priests' residence on Kilborn Place near Billings Bridge mall. He will also be required to check in with Ottawa police every second Saturday starting on Oct. 17.

His next court date is Nov. 4.

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