Day Four - With Taliban air defences mostly crippled, the U.S. has started targeting and carpet bombing Taliban troop concentrations. CTV's Alan Fryer has the latest.
Upping security spending - As the war against terrorism intensifies in Afghanistan, Ottawa is stepping up security spending on the home front. CTV's Jim Munson reports.
Canadian on terrorist list - A Canadian man is on an FBI list of suspected terrorists and as CTV's Peter Murphy reports, the Prime Minister once intervened on the same man's behalf when he was imprisoned in Pakistan.
Islamic leaders meet - Arab leaders held an emergency meeting in Qatar to discuss concerns that America will broaden its fight against terrorism, while British Prime Minister Tony Blair visited his countries troops in Oman. CTV's Rodney Palmer reports from Jerusalem.
Inside Afghanistan - Globe and Mail columnist Geoffrey York reports from the front line in Northern Afghanistan.
Ottawa spends $250M on security - Foreign Affairs Minister John Manley announces new spending to beef up homeland security, including tightening the border.
Terrorism Most Wanted - U.S. President George Bush announces a list of 22 most wanted terrorists.
Canada AM: Taliban threats - Edward S. Walker Jr. discusses the latest Taliban threats against the U.S.
Canada AM: Aid workers - Alex Renton of OXFAM talks about the difficulty of providing aid to Afghanistan as the air strikes continue.
Canada AM: Military family - Lorie Hall, wife of Mike Hall who serves on the HMCS Vancouver, talks about how Canada's role impacts on military families.