More arrests and charges are expected to be laid after the discovery of hundreds of stolen cars and vehicle parts in a scrap yard north of Montreal, in what police are calling the biggest car-theft operation in Canadian history; a squad of Canadian ex-NHLers were easily victorious, with a score of 7 - 1, over a team of battle-seasoned soldiers who took them on in a Kandahar ball-hockey game Thursday; Bob Gainey, General Manager of the Montreal Canadiens, says he learned just how quickly a world can be turned upside down after his daughter Laura's death in December, as he announced the creation of the Gainey Foundation to support cancer causes that his departed wife, Cathy, and daughter Laura loved; CTV has obtained a draft copy of the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, to be released on Friday, and found that the expected recommendations are at odds with parts of the new Conservative government's policy; lawyers have confirmed that Canadian officials have signed a new prisoner-transfer agreement with Afghanistan, and claim that the agreement assures that proper monitoring measures are in place; Hockey Canada President Bob Nicholson delivered a passionate defence of Shane Doan on Thursday to a House of Commons committee, saying he stands behind the embattled captain; we take a look at the hottest baby products; Pat Foran looks into pet spas, while Loren Christie drops by to tell us about travelling with your pet, and what the restrictions are on different airlines; Jane Seymour talks with Bev about her new book, Making Yourself At Home.