Canada AM: Arrest caught on camera

A Vancouver man is accusing police of using excessive force. The altercation was all caught on video and the officer is now on leave.

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Canada AM: First look at 'Behind the Candelabra'

Michael Douglas, Matt Damon, and Rob Lowe look almost unrecognizable in the new trailer for 'Behind the Candelabra,' the story of Liberace.

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Canada AM: Sewer blast caught on camera

Incredible footage is showing a sewer explosion. Surveillance cameras on nearby buildings recorded the blast as the underground sewer blew open.

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Canada AM: Mall aquarium shatters

Caught on Camera: An aquarium full of sharks and turtles shatters at a Shanghai shopping mall.

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Canada AM: High winds rock Confederation Bridge

The bridge that connects Prince Edward Island to New Brunswick was caught on camera in the midst of high winds.

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Canada AM: Split reaction to host's performance

Melissa Grelo says while some are happy with Seth MacFarlane's job as host, many found him too cheeky and awkward throughout the show.

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Canada AM: Toga-wearing teen parties alone

An 18-year-old is facing charges after he allegedly broke into a computer lab. Police found the toga-wearing teen asleep in the lobby.

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Canada AM: Ruling on Rob Ford's appeal expected

Three judges are set to rule on whether Toronto Mayor Rob Ford can stay in his job or be ousted as a lower court recommended.

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Canada AM: Slowdown at borders over name tags

The Canada Border Services Agency says some officers are refusing to work because they are required to wear name tags.

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