Liberal MP Ralph Goodale speaks with Canada AM regarding the Liberal party's continuing to support the lapsing of two key powers in the Anti-Terrorism Act, but says they would be willing to hear proposals to amend the provisions to protect civil liberties; Britain's Ministry of Defence says that Prince Harry will be sent to Iraq, where he will join his regiment, the Blues and Royals, in Iraq as part of a long-planned rotation of troops; Jafar Amin, son of Idi Amin, the Ugandan dictator whose life is being revisited in a new Oscar-nominated performance, says it's a compelling but inaccurate portrayal; Al Gore brought his critically acclaimed environmental slide-show to Toronto and Montreal on Wednesday; Quebec Premier Jean Charest has launched the provincial election campaign, with voters heading to the polls in March; three members of the Canadian National Women's hockey team drop by to chat with Marci about the sport; Kris Abel talks about the new rules governing the downloading of music from the internet; Pat Foran looks at credit card insurance, and discusses who needs it, and the limitations of it; Torill Kove chats with Seamus about her Oscar nomination for her animated short The Danish Poet.