Day Two For the second straight day U.S. bombers targeted training camps and air defences in Afghanistan. CTV's Alan Fryer reports on the day's events.
Called for Duty As Canada's military prepares to send troops and equipment to aid the U.S.-led campaign against terrorism, critics wonder if Canada has what it takes to make a difference. CTV's Roger Smith reports.
Protest in Pakistan CTV's Matt McClure reports on the political shockwaves across the border from Afghanistan
High Alert Prime Minister Tony Blair warns people of a long military campaign. CTV's Joy Malbon reports from London.
Mixed Messages Despite Osama bin Laden's continued efforts to equate his struggle with that of the Palestinians, Yasser Arafat is making efforts to distance himself from al-Qaeda's leader. Combined with Sharon's muted support for the U.S. it was a day of mixed messages from the Middle East. CTV's Rodney Palmer explains.
Anthrax Scare In Palm Beach Florida, the FBI widens its investigation after two people were found to have contacted the deadly spores. CTV's Paul Bliss reports.
Canada pledges support to U.S.-led campaign Defence Minister Art Eggleton announces Canada is sending warships, planes and troops to join the U.S.-led attack on Afghanistan.
Fast Farewells CTV's Steve Chao on a Thanksgiving one Halifax family will never forget, as they prepare to send their father, a sailor, off to war.
Canada AM: Afghanistan, the morning after CTV's Matt McClure reports on the extent of the devastation in Afghanistan.