Roaring Lion is returning home, debate aftermath, unprotected teen sex, and more

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The Roaring Lion is returning home. A famous portrait of British prime minister Winston Churchill that was snatched from the walls of Ottawa’s Château Laurier hotel two years ago - has been found in Italy. The CBC’s Paul Hunter recounts the case, and we reveal his personal connection to the investigation.

And: Debate reverberations. Tuesday’s high-stakes U.S. Presidential showdown between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump delivered plenty of highs and lows and plenty of endorsements. But will any of it change the minds of voters come November 5th?

Plus: A new survey of young people in Canada is highlighting a worrying decline in the use of condoms by sexually-active teenagers. Transmission of sexually-transmitted diseases is on the rise and sex-ed classes are increasingly under attack.

Also: Oil and gas company Cenovus delivers homes to Métis and First Nations communities, political posturing before Parliament resumes, and Ukraine calls for long range weapons to hit inside Russia.