Prince Edward Island was blanketed with snow overnight, causing delays and closures across the province Tuesday. delays and closures are listed on the provincial health agency's website. The Charlottetown and Stratford branches of the Provincial Credit Union opened at 12:30 p.m., while all others remain closed for the day. Charlottetown City Hall and its administrative offices remained closed for the day, as did Summerside City Hall and non-essential services. Kings and Queens counties were under a yellow snowfall warning Tuesday morning, while Prince County was issued a special weather statement.

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Police in California say a woman is now facing charges after video circulated on social media showing a toddler falling out of a moving vehicle she was allegedly driving. The video shows the SUV immediately stops, “nearly causing a traffic collision with the vehicle behind it,” according to police. Police said a witness came forward on Jan. 24 and was able to provide identifying information about the SUV seen in the video. The woman, identified as 35-year-old Jacqueline Hernandez, was arrested and booked into Fullerton City Jail for felony child abuse. Police are asking anyone with information about the incident to contact the Fullerton Police Department’s Sensitive Crimes Unit.

Auburn, IN (46706)TodayPartly cloudy skies this morning will become overcast during the afternoon. A few flurries or snow showers possible. Winds WSW at 10 to 15 mph..TonightCloudy skies. A few flurries or snow showers possible. Winds W at 5 to 10 mph.

Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementFor those intrigued by the idea that Carney’s speech may be the start of a return to this era where Canada plays a special middle-power role, foreign policy specialists say it’s highly unlikely. Today, it’s of course Trump’s America, whereas during the Suez Crisis, it was mostly two weakened, post-war European powers: Britain and France. Another overlap is that Canada’s response in both cases was to emphasize the need for a rules-based international order and the potential for middle powers to collaborate. But foreign policy specialists say that’s pretty much where the comparison ends. Manger said focusing on other middle powers is a sound strategy for Canada, but that revising international institutions and rules within the new landscape won’t be easy.

Ryan Wedding, the former Olympic snowboarder turned alleged drug kingpin, pleaded not guilty in a Santa Ana, Calif., court Monday to multiple charges related to murder and drug trafficking. Wedding faces an automatic life sentence if convicted on charges related to murder, drug trafficking and witness tampering. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementThough Colombo said the case is also eligible for the death penalty, he doesn’t expect the U.S. attorney’s office to pursue that option. “If the death penalty is on the table, Canadian police cannot co-operate with the U.S. to facilitate the investigation anymore,” because Canada does not have the death penalty, Currie told CBC's Thomas Daigle. Wedding is still facing charges in Canada, stemming from a cocaine-import conspiracy uncovered by RCMP in 2015 when he was living in Montreal.

WATCH | CBC's Katie Simpson reports from Minneapolis:Début du widget . Fin du widget . Retour au début du widget? Walter Olson, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, a libertarian think-tank in Washington, says repeated violations of constitutional rights have led to plunging public confidence in the federal immigration enforcement push. That doesn't sound like an administration that’s ready to admit that its immigration enforcement tactics are flawed.

Auburn, IN (46706)TodayPartly cloudy skies this morning will become overcast during the afternoon. A few flurries or snow showers possible. Winds WSW at 10 to 15 mph..TonightCloudy. A few flurries or snow showers possible. Winds W at 5 to 10 mph.

A bout of winter weather across parts of Newfoundland on Tuesday kept schools closed on the Avalon Peninsula, and police are advising against travelling. Jesse O'Donaghey told CBC News that travel is not recommended in several areas across Newfoundland, including Route 480 on the west coast and through Terra Nova National Park. Some schools — including those along the southern Avalon — closed for the day as of 6:30 a.m. NT. The courts in St. John’s, which includes the provincial court, Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, Sheriff’s Office and family justice services, closed at 12:30 p.m. Download our free CBC News app to sign up for push alerts for CBC Newfoundland and Labrador.

Vancouver city council unanimously passed a motion last week, calling on the federal government to address overly bright vehicle headlights. The mayor will write a letter to Transport Canada urging action to address excessive headlight brightness, including updates to national vehicle safety standards. WATCH | Vancouver city council passes motion to address bright car headlights: Vancouver city council calls on Ottawa to address headlight brightness in new vehicles | Duration 2:06 Experts say the LED headlights on newer vehicles are more blinding than what most people grew up with. As CBC’s Troy Charles explains, Vancouver city council is calling on the Federal Government to address headlight brightness. She says there are some autobody shops that have the technology to test headlight brightness, for those who want to check.

The number of Canadian applications for the Nexus trusted-traveller program has fallen off a cliff since U.S. President Donald Trump returned to the White House last year. But the border agency said that it received half the number of applications — just under 350,000 — in 2025, compared to the previous year when nearly 700,000 travellers applied for a Nexus card. The drop-off in Nexus applications spurred Sen. Paula Simons to propose a domestic alternative for Canadians who want to quickly move through airport security. But under the current system, the only way for a member of the general public to become a verified traveller is through the Nexus program. (Roger Cosman/CBC)Simons noted that the U.S. has its own verified traveller program, called TSA PreCheck, that is separate from Nexus.

Inside a rural international boarding school in southwest N.S. NewsDuration 2:13At the Devi International Boarding School, dozens of kids from different countries are living under one roof and learning a lot about different cultures and themselves. The CBC's Josh Hoffman takes us inside.

judge ruled “imprisonment is necessary” for a man who took revenge on an ex-girlfriend who rejected him by posting dozens of images and videos of her to Pornhub without her knowledge or permission, content that piled up almost 14,000 views. “In these circumstances, a sentence must send a message of denunciation and deterrence,” Fraser region Judge Robert McQuillan wrote. The decision, bound by a publication ban to protect the victim, identifies the man as B.W. continued to contact E.H., prompting her to tell him “she did not wish to have any contact” and repeatedly blocking his number. made his initial contact with E.H in 2023 and more photos and videos were added two days later.

Understanding the problem: Documented Foreign Interference in CanadaForeign interference in Canada is not theoretical speculation or partisan allegation. Elections Canada and the Office of the Commissioner of Canada Elections conducted reviews of foreign interference allegations from the 2019 and 2021 elections (Elections Canada 2023). Domestic and International ConsequencesThe documented foreign interference operations generate concrete negative consequences across domestic governance and international relations. In this context, Canada’s perceived permissiveness toward foreign interference – whether real or perceived – creates friction in the bilateral relationship. The June 2024 Countering Foreign Interference Act created the Foreign Influence Transparency and Accountability Act (FITAA), but implementation remains incomplete (Thomas and Laudan 2024).

Dimon is shown at the 56th annual World Economic Forum meeting last week, where he criticized Trump's proposed 10 per cent cap on credit card interest rates. The average U.S. credit card interest rate was 23.79 per cent in January, according to the online financial marketplace LendingTree. 'Economic disaster'Trump has been under pressure to act on the affordability promises made during his 2024 presidential campaign, which included a credit card rate cap as a means of tackling rising household debt . Warren has argued in favour of capping interest rates on credit cards, having recently written in a letter to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that credit borrowers are paying interest rates far higher than needed to cover any default losses. "When large financial institutions charge over 25 per cent interest on credit cards, they are not engaged in the business of making credit available.