Global National: Oct. 31, 2022 | Ex-Ottawa police chief questioned over actions during protests

Former Ottawa police chief Peter Sloly resigned from the service in mid-February while facing scrutiny for his lack of leadership during February's convoy protests. David Akin explains how Sloly is accused of trying to pass the buck, and making crude threats to those who may have challenged him.

In its latest bombardment, Russia fired more than 50 missiles at Ukraine, with some of them hitting critical water and power infrastructure. Crystal Goomansingh reports on the severity of the damage, the state of those affected, and how it could be a preview of a long winter.

Ottawa says 39 made-in-Canada armoured vehicles have begun to arrive in Europe, destined for Ukraine. That's in addition to the 100 armoured personnel carriers already on the ground there. Mercedes Stephenson has a reality check about whether this contribution truly helps Ukraine, and if Canada is actually a world leader in armoured vehicle manufacturing.

Although former U.S. president Donald Trump is not on the ballot, his claims about the 2020 election being stolen from him are still motivating many Republicans voters in the midterms. Jackson Proskow speaks with Trump supporters in Florida who believe they're on a mission to "save" America, even as their dangerous rhetoric potentially inspires violence.

Every year, many Canadians wear poppies in the days leading up to Remembrance Day to honour those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. This year, there will be a new twist on this. Mike Armstrong looks at how the Royal Canadian Legion is modernizing tributes with technology with a touch of sustainability.

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