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afraid to call us because often time in the friend or relative it may be your next-door neighbour. D what you don't want to get involved you don't want the part person to know it's you and the and that's the beauty of the crimestoppers program because when youl us, it does not matter, even if someone is arrested they will never ever veal your identity. >> Jennifer: all right thank you for chatting about that now we can swap hats out linda annis and is also council are stirring, and as we know some improvement a little bit when it comes to the sps versus rcmp ce, what is next up for the city, are you moving ahead with the police service? >> Speaker: were definitely moving ahead, that's not been a decision that decision has been made long ago, the province wants the transition of power to be at the end of november of this year. There was a jew additional review which was in the favour of the province, hopefully, the city will not appeal, because this is just dragged on far toolong. >> Jennifer: do you think the city will appeal? >> Speaker: who knows. What I do know is t the mayor has said that she wants to consult with her counsel, we have a council meeting tomorrow night, so I don't know if it will be a surprise item on the agenda or not but we just got to get past it because it's not fair for the men and women who were serving for the rcmp and su police service let alone the taxpayers, they're paying e bill in the longer this drags on the more it's costing the taxpayers. >> Jennifer: and that's what's of interest here as well. The mayor has many times mention the cost of all of this, but this is j making it bigger isn't it? Prolonging it? >> Speaker: it absolutely is in the province offered the city $250 million, the mayorned it down. So that is $250 million at the city could have had had we had taken that weould not be having a property tax increase this year. >> Jennifer: I guess we'll have to wait and see whappens tomorrow withhe council chambers if there be an appeal how it will proceed to think too much for coming and linda, nice to you. >> Speakerways nice to see you. >> The day's top stories are next. Including the proposed cell phone levy going to metro vancouver leaders. What it will help fund, and why ot be too popular with you. I've never hadthese feelings before, but I'd be sadif I had to kill her. When arthritis pain makes the stairs feel like a summit... There's Tylenol Arthritis. With 2 layers of pain relief, one acts fast, one lasts for up to 8hrs and it's gentle on your stomach. Tylenol Arthritis: made for everyday moments. 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 $99uding a 2 year warranty! sday! When it feels like all that's left is “work hard”. It's time to play again. Easily find your next favorite game with Bodog.net Free casino games, Poker tips and Sports odds. Make a play. Recycle your electric outdoor power equipment for free with the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute of Can With over 220 locations across bc, we make it easy to recycle your old outdoor electric power equipment. Good. Did you know 80% of women struggle with hair damage? New Pantene Miracle Rescue Deep Conditioner with melting Pro-V pearls... Helps hair lock in moisture to repair up to 6 months of damage. Guaranteed or your money back! If you know, you know it's Pantene. ( ) Technology goes beyond special effects or epic camera shots. Shh. This is my favourite part. It offers surprising new perspectives. Evokes feelings. It takes you places that seemed out of reach. ( ) When technology becomes and extension of yourself that's progress you can feel. That's Audi. Watch Global News Morning Saturdays for We Find out what's happening this summer at BC's best g courses brought to you in part by iga Vancouver Golf Tour. Iga- Simple Goodness. Closed captioning of this program is brought to yo part

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disturbance and quite a bit of millimetres of rainfall up to 10 and 15 millime for most sections today were in a catch another system on tuesday showers for whistler servicing otherwise sunshine columbia could not a bad day at all riskof pop-up thundershowers or showers coming in but other than thome sunshine. It's cool, it's wet, it's okayfor the next several days. Now let's go over to barbara beam for ak at your roads. >> Barbara: it's been pretty quiet road quiet is moving well on the port man looks great ss surrey and into coquitlam. Get a deal on a new deck or a fresh coat of paint. Get y for the summer sale on now at home hard building centres on now till june 5th. In the global traffic centre, I am barbara beam. >> Jennifer: thank you so much barbara inflation. How are the numbers measuring up to your basket of goods, and the number one stock in the tech world. What is it and what draw and hub bub is all about, next in business news. This program is brought to you in part by Trail Appliances making everyday life better. Watch Global B.C. Arts and Culture Scene for thtest on BC's vibrant arts community with a behind the scenes looks at what's new, interviews with actors and producers and much more on Global News. Arts and Culture Scene is brought to you by the Arts Club Theatre Company's production of Guys and Dolls. The hit Broadway musical runs May 16th to June 30th at the Stanley Industrial Ance stage. Bookyour tickets now at artsclub.com and watch Arts and Culture Scene on Global Ne Nice hand towel, huh? What do you need a hand towel for? Can't you use a big towel for your hands? What's next, foot towel? Turkish... for eight bucks? You're getting this towel. Deals so good, everyone approves. HomeSense. ( ) ( ) Stop dreaming. Start shopping. Red Tag Days are on at Toyota, with great offers on select models. Find youat ShopToyota.ca Trouble sleeping? Sleep Cycle can help. It's an extended release tablet that's designed to help you fall asleep faster, temporarily promote relaxation, and increase your total sleep time. Look for Sleep Cycle at t stores. [Song playing - Here Comes theHotstepper by Ini Kamoze] [people shaking the ice in their cups] [people shaking the ice in t cups] [people shaking the ice in their cups] [ ] Looking for a moisturizer that does more than just moisturize? Try Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Cream. It delivers 10 benefitsin every jarfor younger-looking skin. Olay visibly firms, lifts, and smooths wrinkles. Try Olay. ...Working with a team of experts and working towards a sustainable future. That's what this logo certifies. We're behind the Blue Cow logo. >> Jennifer: april's inflation numbers are the latest t point to the bank of canada lowering the rate when they meet june 5th. Plus, this week's stock market news featu stock in the #1 tech development that's impacting all of us. With more on these stories let's bring in our financial analyst, michael campbell. Mike let's start wite inflation numbers. >> Speaker: there is. When I took my prices going down were just talking about the rate of increasing prices and yes, it s dropped again. We see the fourth consecutive monthly decline. Where we have april versus march it went down to 2.7 percent. And if you look at these numbers here fourth consecutive monthly decline that is important we talking interest rates are excluding shelter than it was right down to 1.2 percent and, I mean, ts a dramatic difference. Food from grocers and it's still up as I say but up only 1.rcent, and that is the lowest jumps since july of 2021. And, if I look at just the last three months that is even lowerstill. On an annual basis. So, it's interesting though as I mentiothe shelter is a huge component, will look at mortgages. 24.5 percent jump fromhis time last year on april 23rd and on course if we do increase rates can help that number they. And the thing is that the economys slowing and including real estate. So people areptimistic.>> Jennifer: okay, so do you think we will see a cut when they meet next week? >> Speaker: again, you're getting the mixe signals but I think the predominance are saying,es, we meet on june 5th, so we should look for a quarter there but certainly by july, but I think the odds areow that we should

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