Ottawa’s Confederation Line is almost exactly 4 years old, but a series of headaches continues to diminish public trust. Monday’s rush-hour shutdown served as the latest blow to its service reputation. Kristy Cameron takes you live to Transit Headquarters in Hour 2, as OC Transpo provides an in-depth briefing on where things stand right now. In other local news, the Carlingwood Shopping Centre has hit the open market. Back in 1956, it was one of the first major shopping centres in Canada’s Capital. Today, it’s future remains cloudy. And finally, do birth control pills need to be offered as prescription drugs?