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>>> Erin collins cbc news calgary. >> Reporter: border and customs officers could go on strike as early as next month. Workers with the canada border services agency have voted 96% in favour of job action. Among the issues they want addressed, wages remote work and retirement benefits. A strike date has not been set but the union anticipates being in a legal strike position in early june. 90% of border officers are considered essential and cannot walk off the job but job action could cause major disruptions to the flow of goods services and people at ports of entry. Years ago job action with resulted in major delays at airports and borders nationwide. An agreement was reached after a 36 hour bargaining session. >>> Younger voters came out in record numbers in 2015 to help justin trudeau win a majority government but since then their support for the liberals has faded. Millennials and gen z voters could make up close to half of all voters in the next campaign and that has the prime minister and members of his cock is trying to find new ways to win them back. Ashley burke has the story. >> Try to come around further away from the camera. >> Reporter: these gen z staffers work for employment mr randy boissonnault but in this case they are calling the shots. >> I my smiling or just walking by. >> I will say you're walking away. >> Reporter: they are directing social media videos that could hit with millennials and gen z like this. The liberals have heard from young canadians they want to senate politicians. This is 1 way they are trying to win trust. >> I have some videos that are funded maybe are edgy but also. >> Reporter: people I'm real. >> Reporter: it's all part of a new push to reach younger voters. Mary ng by her own drone to bring on international trips. Mp nate erskine-smith just hired a filmmaker to produce his content. >> It is answering the questions that they have speaking to the issues they have on platforms they are on. >> Reporter: to trudeau's liberals need to win the support of canada's largest voting demographic or risk losing the next elections. Right now the liberals are in the worst position they've been in with millennials voters. >> Reporter: that support he says drifted to the conservatives who are reaching them where they get their news on social media and talking about their issues snacking on to be able to afford rent jack york to vote for pierre poilievre. >> Reporter: in the last year the liberals have pivoted with housing announcements and a budget focused on younger canadians. >> To ensure fairness for every generation. >> Reporter: but how do you get that message to younger voters who don't watch traditional news? >> We got to meet canada's deputy from mr smith talk to content creators including deneka nelson who says creators like her with thousands of followers are a way to reach this generation. >> They want to meet people where they are and they know people are on social media. >> Don't scroll this is important. >> Reporter: the prime ministers office sharpening social media game during our interviews with pod casters and making more videos explaining policy. >> You may have heard of the capital gains tax. >> Reporter: that video getting millions of views but whether that translates into trust and votes is too early to tell. Ashley burr cbc news ottawa. >> Reporter: if you have a child on wait lists for daycare you are far from alone. Data collected by cbc sky high across the country for ten-dollar a day child care. Providers are calling for more funding because their operating costs arising in demand for daycare is outstripping supply. Marina von stackelberg has the story. >> Reporter: sherry's daughters are on 15 childcare wait lists. The family like many across canada is struggling to find a licensed provider. >> Some are saying we won't have a spot for 2 or 3 years. >> Reporter: it's been 2 years since the federal government signed its last deal with provinces to spend tens of billions of dollars to create more childcare spots and eventually cut fees parents pay to ten dollars a day. Daycares of overwhelmingly taking part in that's because growing pains. >> As childcare has become more affordable we hear from parents that want to access it that are having troubles finding faces. >> Reporter: providers say they are struggling to operate the spots they are ready have. The funding hasn't kept up with inflation and the need to pay childcare workers a livable wage >> We do need to take into consideration the costs and those will only increase as demand goes up. >> Reporter: as part of the deal daycares also cannot raise their fees can can option they had in the past to offset costs. Some private childcare centres in ontario who can access public dollars have threatened to pull out of the program altogether

unless they get more money. >> The funding will have to rise across the whole sector but it's not coincidental that this game of chicken is not being played by anybody other than for profit sector. >> Reporter: it's hard to know exactly how many childcare spaces are needed. Each daycare has its own waitlist and many families on multiple. But the latest data from statistics canada shows half of canadian families now report struggling to find a spot. >> The funding is great. It's a great incentive to get us mom's back out to work. But if I can't access it what is the point. >> Reporter: to add to the anxiety and finding daycare she's expecting her third child this fall. That baby doesn't have an aimia but as arianna waitlist. Marina von stackelberg cbc news ottawa. >> As we head to break here's a look at where the markets close the tsx 100 important points the dow climbed forever in the dollar traded up ( ) ( ) The infiniti qx60 exemplifies modern luxury. With powerful suv performance, three rows of comfort, and a sleek-yet-daring design. ( ) Lease a 2024 qx60 from 0.99% apr for up to 24 months. Visit INFINITI.ca. ( ) [muffled noise] ( ) When my hearing changed, HearingLife understood. ( ) I don't just want to keep hearing my friends. ( ) I want to keep being me. Book a free hearing test with one of our hearing professionals and see how our personalized care can help you - keep being you. Love your ears at HearingLife. The next lotto 6/49 Gold Ball jackpot is a big one. It's a massive $54 million! Imagine the possibilities Plus, the Classic $5 million jackpot. That's two jackpots on every ticket: the lotto 6/49 Classic Jackpot and the growing Gold Ball Jackpot. Two chances tofind your possible. [olg Sting] This is Brad.Brad neglected to properlymount his brand new tv. And with a dishwasheron the brink... Brad's problems keep mounting. Lucky for Brad there's Jiffy. The app that connects homeownerswith Pros in a Jiffy! Way to go Brad. Download the app or book online. Jiffy. Canada's number onehome maintenance app. It's Leon's Storewide Super Sale! Save up to 50% on furniture. Save up to 50% on mattresses. Plus, get an l2 washer and dryer set for only $998 including a 2 year warranty! Ends Wednesday! You've been waiting to get outand drive a New Nissan,great offersare ready So, check out all the latesttech, features and thrills - it's all happening right now. Now, at Nissan, lease select models from as low as 2.99% for 24 months. ( ) Let's maximize those dreams. That's right. The next lotto max jackpot is an estimated $70 million, plus an estimated 12 maxmillions. A backyard putting green? What about a whole backyard course! Got another dreamer! Get your lotto MAXtickets today! [olg sting] Treat your roof with Spray And Walk Away!Remove moss, mould, algae and lichen from outdoor surfaces! Safe and Easy to use, simply spray on, and walk away. While the formula and nature do the rest. Spray and walk away, Available at most home improvement centres. The Jeep No Limits Eventis here.Which means more trailsto blaze. More challenges to meet. And right now enjoyno payments for 90 days. Get into a Jeep Compass. With best-in-class horsepower. Or Jeep Grand Cherokee,the most awarded suv ever. ( ) Jeep No Limits is here. Time to test your limits. Get up to 10% off msrp for up to eighty sevenhundred dollars in discounts. And no payments for 90 days. >> My mother had my childhood. I want them back. >> After almost a decade we are returning to the world of mad max. Furious is in theatres today.

george miller's follow-up to fury road and this time anya taylor-joy takes over for charlize theron as she plays a young fury osa fighting to return home. While chris hemsworth plays the warlord in her way. Cbc entertainment reporter jackson weaver is with us. It's been a little while since we last visited this wasteland of mad max. 9 years to come and excited about this and made a splash I can confess last week. This is a prequel. Where does this whole story start? >> You did a really good job of explaining. Right at the beginning we are going back into the suggested story of fury osa we learned about. Touched on just briefly and fury road. In that movie she wanted to go back to this dream place cactus wonderful oasis in the post-apocalyptic australian outback. Here we are seeing why she left and how she needs to overcome so many issues of vengeance, of war to get back there. As you mentioned this is anya taylor-joy taking on the role of fury osa but this movie spends a lot longer timeframe and fury road did which is basically 1 long car chase. This is almost her entire life and at the beginning she's that small child, that's also fury osa earlier on in her career or in her life rather and what we see at this very beginning is that evil bad shirtless guy holding the gun's current kris sims work dr. Demento's who gets his on a very young fury osa and doesn't have the best intentions. Have a little clip I want you to take a look and you can see what chris hemsworth does with this character. >> We have here? >> What's your name? Spee tomorrow follow the tracks that brought you here. >> So he wants to take her home may be. Maybe not. I don't think it doesn't look very good for her. But what happens after that is I wore insights between dr. Demento's and martyn joseph scary guy with a respirator you might remember from fury road and as fury osa grows up she learns how to fight for her life and this whole movie similar to fury road and so many of these other mad max movies we seen going back to the seventies are all about the action. We have a little copy of that I want you to see what the high-octane thrill ride actually looks like. So I don't know if you noticed 0 lines this whole movie anya taylor-joy has maybe 30 lines through the entirety of this film. It's very silent calgary action-packed. Very shooting very draggy. >> It all looks and sounds exhilarating. As we've come to expect from george miller but nothing all that new and I'm curious how is furious a different from we already seen in this mad max world? This of course is the first mad max movie without max following a different character for the first time but you hit the nail right on the head. This is a hero's journey just with a slightly different hero. 1 thing that is different about this is me get a journey that's much more about humanity in a weird way. This is very hopeful film and I got to speak with the creator director writer george miller about that message in that film. Take a listen to what he says about what fury osa is all about >> Of course is intentional because I think that's what happens in the world, that even and we see it in our own lives. Received in the lives of our families and communities, our nations. This contradiction of who we are very this way. Are we doomed to keep fighting wars and have aggressions against each other. Or is there hope. >> That's a pretty ambitious lofty goal for a movie about pop fuels guys named scrubbers things like that. But what this movie does so well is even if that message gets a little bit messy we still get all of the beautiful world building miller is famous for. >> Such an incredible world building. Time for the star review. How does fury osa measure up? >> As I mentioned, it's ultimacy or but so beautiful so exciting. 4.5 out of 5 stars. This is not something you want

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