The Toronto Zoo and Crime Stoppers have partnered up to try to stop the illegal harvest and trade of turtles. David Forster, President of Ontario Association of Crime Stoppers, spoke during a press conference on Tuesday.

Canada Post unveiled a special commemorative Nelson Mandela stamp at the Nelson Mandela Park Public School in Regent Park on Tuesday morning. Toronto Mayor John Tory was on hand and spoke about the former South African president.

Two men were freed from a car following a crash on Progress Avenue in Scarborough on Tuesday morning. The driver was freed from the wreckage and taken to hospital. Emergency crews worked to free the passenger for almost an hour. He was eventually freed just after 7 a.m.

In the national edition of Entertainment City, Melissa River files a lawsuit against Yorkville Endoscopy due to medical mismanagement. Plus, the list of Bill Cosby’s alleged victims continues to grow.

Gunmen storm luxury Tripoli hotel. The Northeast United States hunker down as a winter storm hits the region bringing snow, wind, and freezing temperatures. And, emergency crews work to free two people trapped in a car wreck in Scarborough.

Cloudy with flurries in the morning, clearing by mid-day. High of -6 C with winds out of the north at 20 km/h.

Some flurries falling in parts of the GTA overnight, -10 C.

CityNews reporter Anna Vlachos has more.

New York is already under a state of emergency, and Boston and Philadelphia are also bracing for the brunt of the storm, which is expected to hit Atlantic Canada on Tuesday.

The Ministry of Transportation says it has no plans to raise limits.

The TDSB is holding a meeting Monday evening so the public can provide input on a scathing provincial report that said the board operated in a “culture of fear.” The board is required to comply with the report’s 13 recommendations by Feb. 13.

CityNews reporter Andrea Piunno finds out that not everyone agrees with the change.

CityNews reporter Tammie Sutherland speaks with police about the suspect and what may have saved one of the victims.

RCMP Const. David Wynn died after he was shot during a struggle with a suspected car thief at a casino in St. Albert earlier this month. A cousin of the fallen officer’s wife Shelly MacInnis-Wynn spoke during Monday’s funeral.

Watch The 5 and CityNews at Six as Adrian Ghobrial speaks with organizations who are in favour and not in favour of increasing the speed limit on Highway 407.