Wednesday: Porter Airlines fight, Central Park Five, dog vomits up ring, and more...

Another Canadian airline is ordered to pay passengers who are bumped from flights -- and that's another win for a Canadian passengers' rights advocate...Yusef Salam, one of the Central Park Five, wrongfully convicted of rape, reflects on the ordeal he suffered, and the multimillion dollar settlement he'll finally receive...and A Wisconsin woman is ecstatic after her dog vomits up the wedding ring she lost almost six years ago. 

Part One

Porter Airlines fight
If you're on Porter Airlines and get grounded, you will now get paid. Gabor Lukacs is a passenger-rights advocate who fought for compensation for travellers bumped from domestic flights.

Central Park Five settlement
Yusef Salaam is one of the Central Park 5 -- a group of black and hispanic men wrongly convicted and imprisoned for the brutal rape of a New York jogger. Late last week, the city of New York approved a $40 million settlement for the men.

Wisconsin dog vomits up ring
When someone makes a grand gesture, it seems like a gag. But in the case of one Wisconsin woman, the gag came first -- and then her dog vomited the wedding ring she'd lost years before.

Part Two

GridTO shutting down
The free Toronto weekly The Grid announces it's ceasing publication -- and that its final issue comes tomorrow.

Ukraine: OSCE
Now that Ukraine has once again erupted in violence, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) is scaling back its monitoring operation.