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about $88 for $300 flight. >> We've got 3.3 billion of that. We had 300 million of that during covid. These are these are difficult hurdles to touch across. Calgary spent 51 million dollars in rent to ottawa last year. >> Somebody has to pay for the year summers that pay for the runway. Summer's rfa for parking lots and expansion of the terminal. >> Tyson joins us from the airport tonight. Tyson westjet has major plans to expand from its calgary hot in the coming years. >> While tariff you consider that westjet currently has 189 aircraft across its network of plans to add 18 more in the next 4 years. That, of course, growing its network massively from its canadian hub here in calgary. Now with backlogs at boeing. Westjet does say that it was expecting a few this year, but it does say it plans on securing several of the abandoned lynx air aircrafts, which are currently sitting on the tarmac down in phoenix, arizona force that ultra low cost airline ransom financial situations earlier this year and of course, shuttered operations. Now last year, westjet sold around 8 million fares worldwide for prices in that $200 range or less. Tara k tyson, thank you. >> After facing weeks of criticism, the province's making changes to controversial legislation. Bill 20 will change how elections run and it will give cabinet the ability to amend or repeal municipal bylaws and city councillors. Municipal affairs minister ric mciver would not go into detail about the changes, but says there will be 2. However, they haven't been introduced yet. Municipal leaders believe the first changes around vouching for summer without id at polling stations. Bill 20 was initially written that it would disallow that practice. Municipal leaders have also been calling for more specific language in the bill about when the province could change or repeal the by-law or remove a city councillor. >> The amendments are very as a result of conversations with the municipal leaders. So I'm hoping that they'll either be more unhappy or less and happy. >> Bill 20 has been harshly criticized since it was introduced about a month ago. President of the rural municipalities of alberta calls the bill complete garbage. The worst thing to happen to municipalities in nearly 2 decades. Others have described it as a deeply flawed power grab. The alberta teachers association says at least 13 rural school boards are going to be receiving less funding from the province this fall. The says funding profiles posted on the government's website showing the next school year. The medicine hat school divison will see the biggest funding cut 1 million dollars. The foothills division will lose over half a million dollars and livingston range. $52,000. Eta president jason schilling expects many school boards to have to lay off teachers at the end of the school year. He says alberta has the lowest per pupil spending on education in all of canada. We contacted the province for clarification, but have not heard back. This weekend. You have a chance to get up close with some of the world's rarest cars at the muscle car cruisers of alberta annual toy drive this morning. Our reporter kevin green got a sneak preview of some of the cars that will be there. >> Funded right? Brian molloy is talking about his mclaren 7, 6, 5, lt spider. As the name implies, it's one of only 765 in the world. And it will be on display sunday at mcmahon stadium helping raise donations for kids. Cancer care. We love doing this for this cause and you'll see the kids, the smiles on their face and how much fun that they haven't. It's nice way to forget about your. >> Your shoes are problem. Sure that tony aguilar souped up bumblebee transformer camaro will also be they're regulars be part of this event for 5 years. But after his daughter was diagnosed with leukemia last year. >> It took on a whole new meaning last year, she was actually in the oncology unit when this event took place and they gave for our past that we could come and enjoy and then be part of the parade. >> It's great to see it from both sides say how much. He means to the kids after the morning show and shine the cars and drivers head over to the alberta children's hospital circling the building. So those who can't believe at least get to see them. >> Last year, regular 13 year-old daughter aurora was one of them. She still in treatment, but out of hospital. She remembers last year's parade of cars and how it made everyone inside the hospital feel. I get to see. >> The kids having fun, like watching all these cool cars go by giving them cool stuff. I just it was so fun to see them happy for like a little bit of an admission to sunday's event is a donation of a new toy or money to kids cancer care where casey see tax forms will be here. Casey csap being here in the money is going directly to them. We're not touching it. They're, they're taking the donations, they're,

they're taking whatever people are bringing to the act. >> For the last 4 years, the event has been held at market mall organizers say the crowds and the cars have seen them grow out of that space this year. They're hoping that means donations will grow as well. Kevin green, ctv news, calgary. >> So the come on ctv news, london drugs refusing to pay millions in ransom, sophisticated hackers threatened to really stolen employee data and customer unease is growing and the slow rebuild of lytton, why it's properties constructed in that sponsored by Thethe The Alberta by the Alberta Teachers Association. Great things are happening in Albertas public schools. Announcer: For over 100 yearsJamieson has been here for you,putting quality And we're here for 100 more. Thousands stranded on 9/11,a small town in Newfoundland that opened their homes. The Broadway musical Come From Away, September 17th to 22nd. Tickets on sale now at Ticketmaster.ca. Leon's Spring it on event ends Wednesday! Get incredible deals on furniture. Save up to 50% on select clearance mattresses. Save up to $1,000 on select Appliance and tv packages. Last chance to spring into savings. The experts at Jamieson are herefor your health and wellness. Our Essentials lineup has products that support immune function, gut health, heart health, and the maintenance of good health. Jamieson is herefor your health. . Messi magic once again Oh Canada!! their time has come The stage is set And it is spectacular!! Tornado tore through a small iowa town. Officials say a number of people were killed. The twister carved a path through greenville, levelling homes and crushing cars. Retails hospital was among the buildings damaged dozens of injured people had to be taken to other nearby facilities from iowa. The storms move east, knocking out power to thousands of customers in illinois. And then wisconsin. A calgary man has been charged after exposing himself to a teenager at a recreation centre. Police say the victim was in the men's change room at the thornhill aquatic centre on may, 5th, when he was approached by a stranger who made comments while exposing himself to the victim. The victim fled and told his mother who then contacted police. 64 year-old calvin edwin oatway is facing charges and is banned from the rec centre is expected to appear in court on july. 19th. Anyone with information to contact police or crime stoppers. Police are asking for help identifying this man is believed he was driving a minivan, which ran over a pedestrian twice in a bridgeland parking lot last month. Investigators say the victim was likely impaired fell and was lying on the pavement. The driver of the minivan had just backed out of a parking stall and was pulling forward when the pedestrian was run over once with the front tires. And then again with the back tires. Police would like to hear from anyone who recognizes the suspect. Alberta health services has shut down a calgary halal butcher again law will meet on 36 street northeast reopened this month along with several other businesses following an rcmp investigation involving a leave illegal livestock slaughter. A re inspection of the business last week found blurry inspection stamps on land carcasses to be illegitimate. May 17 that was ordered closed for failing to comply with conditions that prohibit uninspected meat. Anyone who bought meat or related products from all to out meat. He's being told to dispose of it. The investigation is underway. We have new details on the cyberattack that shut down london drugs stores across western canada. The company says global cyber criminals are demanding a large ransom and threatening to leak employee data. Ctv's kraig krause reports. >> It could be a race against time as a group of international cyber criminals have issued a 48 hour timeline for london drugs tie their pay a 25 million dollar ransom or risk having stolen personal data released. We know that saudi russia based on some of our operation cooled walk claimed responsibility for that attack on london drugs. The drugstore has yet to identify the group, but cybersecurity expert brett cow has been following the prolific ransomware operations moves on the dark wit. >> And found the proclaiming londondrugs offered 8 million dollars look at all interest. Nothing less than should be

taken off. A solid one drug says willing and able to pay ransom to the cyber criminals. Something calla says it's the right move. If nobody playground somewhat being noble but this could just be the tip of the iceberg. Lockbit is believed to be extorted over 100 million dollars from thousands of victims since 2019. >> A list of companies that includes boeing, britain's national health service and china's largest bank. A global crime group. But experts say turned its london drugs in late april, shutting down 79 stores for days. And that's o'clock dwindles. Many customers remain feeling. >> Uneasy when you hear something like that, of myself and many of the people in my building are quite concerned is not a lot. I can do so I can die if you really afraid and fearful about doing anything or decide. I'm not gonna let these you know, stop me from what I consider a decent life. >> And as of right now, london drugs believes that any customer and or patient information has not been compromised in this attack. And in an abundance of caution, the company says its notified all of its employees and is offering 24 months of credit monitoring as well as identity theft services. As law enforcement now takes over. Kraig krause, ctv news, burnaby. >> And that's been daniel. And once again, as you look at our 5 day forecast. Yeah, you know, we're looking at cooler day again tomorrow. And I mean, we will warm up this week. We will be below normal for this week, but not as below normal as we've been today yesterday. And what we will be 10 degrees. So at least we got into the double digits here in calgary today. But yeah, we should be at 18 for this time of year. We're in the double digits in through lethbridge and milk river and into the teens for medicine hat right now. But most communities in alberta are below normal right now and will continue to be through tomorrow as well. Really what we have is the system from northern bc this now pushing and pushing some rainfall in and creating that instability. So there's some non severe thunderstorms here and there, especially in central alberta for us in the south, it's a smaller chance of that. But again, these are non severe stuff. You get it all come with a downpour. The winds will pick up a little bit. There will be a little bit of lightning, but these aren't intense storms. You can see closer to that U.S. border. This is the system stateside now pushing into montana, creating a little bit of that instability specially closer to that U.S. border and pushing a little bit of rainfall as well. But this is mainly a system that will track into southern saskatchewan, manitoba, specially manitoba by friday. For us, though, we're dealing with this one coming in from the north and you can see more pockets moving on down from the north. So we're looking at this on and off rain fall through the evening through tonight, I even through tomorrow spots, just to give you the timeline here, you can see pockets of rain moving through the one thing I will say it will get a little intense around the midnight hour. As you can see by your time stamp here. But through tomorrow, it will be less intense and less rainfall expected than what we've had out there today in the south and for example, has been pretty consistent all day. And he's been intermittent intermittent in parts of the north end. But tomorrow will have breaks from it. Small chance of seeing a little bit of sunshine. But then later in the day, closer to the supper hours. Once again, we get into that chance of these isolated showers that could be heavier. And even a non severe thunderstorms. Well, by friday we get into the chance of more sunshine possible. Now when we look at amounts possible 10 millimetres possible 5 to 10 in calgary from now through the end of friday and into the 20's for banff and canmore further off to the east, looking at less rainfall from this system. All right for tomorrow in calgary, 3 to 5 millimetres again, just a high of 9, just another cool day as well. Late day thunderstorms possible more sunshine expected on friday that will get us 16 degrees. And if we get an isolated pocket up to a couple millimetres possible and a little more rain fall back on saturday, one to 3 millimetres because he temperatures will continually warm. So by next week, we're looking at dry weather and being back into the 20's. Sister capital chef 5 day forecast. Tara. Thank you. Daniel. And if people in metro vancouver woke up in the dark this morning after a spring storm brought high wind and rain to the region. Freese came crashing down as wind gusts reached up to 90 kilometres per hour. Last night. >> Some trees fell onto power lines and at one point more than 28,000 homes and businesses were without power. Another tree smashed into an suv, which then had to be towed away. Fire crews confirm it was a busy night with some unique calls. >> A tree was down into a building work into a residential area and on arrival crews were there. There's a bunch of residents holding a tree hop. And so trying to stop it from falling down on all sides. The tree at all. It was too big. But crews were able actually to cut it apart, get out and get off the building.

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