Anytime a country's troops are called into action, there is debate at home.
Some people are supportive, others are angry or worried about safety for the troops.
Such was the case with Canada's involvement in the NATO attacks on Yugoslavia. Throughout the conflict, public debate increased. In the first few days after NATO air strikes began, Canadian Serbs staged protests against NATO's intervention and stormed U.S. consulates to show their anger over the attacks. The NDP breaks ranks with the rest of Parliament to oppose the NATO bombing. Jason Moscovitz reports for CBC TV on the results of the Parliamentary debate.