World Report January 25: Sunday's top stories in 10 minutes
Jan 25, 2026
Amber Giroux, a producer and reporter who covers weather and regional briefings, walks through Canada’s deep freeze and extreme cold warnings. She also outlines U.S. winter storm travel chaos and power outages. Short segments cover a Minneapolis vigil after a controversial shooting, Myanmar’s disputed election phase, and surprising viral stories from exploding trees to a Taipei skyscraper climb.
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Nationwide Deep Freeze And Its Risks
- A polar vortex is driving wind chills below -50 C across parts of Manitoba and Saskatchewan and prompting extreme cold warnings nationwide.
- Cities are opening extra warming centres and shelters while officials warn of prolonged outages and hazards from the deep freeze.
U.S. Storms Add Travel And Power Chaos
- The U.S. faces a complex storm bringing thunder ice, heavy snow and freezing rain from New Mexico to New England, disrupting flights and power.
- Hundreds of thousands have lost power and officials warn slick conditions will damage lines and travel safety.
Vigil After Fatal Shooting In Minneapolis
- Mourners in Minneapolis held a candlelight vigil and silent march after Alex Prett was fatally shot during federal immigration activity.
- Video evidence and official statements conflict, fueling protests and calls for federal agents to leave the city.