CIII - Monday, May 27, 2024 - 06:00 a.m. (ET) - Segment #12

>>> A wois in hospital with serious injuries after being stabbed by a man at fairview mall. Paramedic rushed to the scene at before 12:30 sunday afternoon after reports of a woman being stabbed. The suspect was taken into custody by mall rity before police arrived. Police say the victim the suspect were known to each other. An investigation is ongoing. >>> Halton police are issuing a urgent public safetyafter three appointed-related deaths. -- after three opioid-related deaths. Two separate opioid poisonings have killed two men and a woman over the weekend in halton hills. Officials suspect the deaths are linked to the inhalation of an unidentified substance. Police are urging drug-users not to use alone and to keep naloxone on hand. >>> Toronto police haveconfirmed a body was recovered from lake ontario sunday afternoon near the ferry at billy bishop airport. The investigation is currently ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact police. >>> Peel regionalice will announce the results of a auto theft investigation. Dubbed project odyssey, the force will hold a media availability at this morning. Brampton mayor patrick brown is expected to attend as well. In march, peel's police chief said his region sees the highest per capita number of vehicle thefts in the province, with an average of 20 stolen every day. >>> Ontario's privacy commiser is set to publish a special reportut the use of non-government eMAILS about the greenbelt scandal. Ndp leader marit stiles requested an investigation into the personal phones and eMAIL of the premier and his staffers. The office of the privacy commissioner says they're working o active access to information appeals similar the concerns raised by stiles. There's no timeline on when the repo will be release the, but antigation from the rcmp into the scandal is ongoing. [ ] >> Candace: okay. Lastonday of the month. Getting started on a bit of a soggy note, but ounds like things could turn around? >> Ross: yeah, a bit of a lull atimes this morning, then more wet weather this morning.later this morning, into the afternoon, can dos. Wnpours something tokai ware of if you're out on the roads is morning, and have the ella handy, certainly. As we take a look at our harbour cam, you can see the c cover hovering over the city this morning, and yeah, be do be prepared for some wet weather that's going to b moving in. All due to this disturbance. It's a pretty widespread one. It's what's pred for some severe weather in the U.S. and some of the storms that will push through the gta could deliver some heavynpours. There could be some lightning as well, and you could see that activity pushing through the london area, and it is moving towards the gta. We did get into some thunderstorms overnight, and as we look at the temperas, it is warm and mild out there. Already reaching near 20, despite the cloud cover and -- well, with the humidex, it's already around the MID-20s, and that humidex will likely be close to 30 today. Daytime high will reach near 23 in toronto. Around that range for much of southern ontario. High teens au head through sudbury and north bay. So let's take a look at how it works. Yes, later this morning, in through the afternoon, some heavy downpours possible. 15 to 25 millimetres by tonight. We see a break likely later this afternoon towards the ing, and then another round of showers will move through by tomorrow afternoon. Don't expect the rain with this to b heavy, and then by wednesday, we'll start to see some drier weather. Although it will be cooler. Less humidity out there. So here's a look at the next three days, the seven days. So, 20° with the showers on tuesday, especially tomorrow afternoon. Then we start to things clear out. 18°. A mix wednesday. Thursday, back to the 20s. Looks beautiful friday. 23°. And looking ahead to the weekend, temperatures near the mid- this point, does look dry. And that's a look at your ok tire weather. Candace? >> Candace: thanks, ross.

>>> The annual toronto ms walk happened on sunday. >> 3, 2, 1... [ Cheers & Applause ] and they're off here at downsview park! >> Candace: participants kicked off the walk at downsview park at 11:00. It's a one-day event, happening in more thanlocations across canada. May is ms awareness month, and more than 90,000 canadians are living with the chronic disease, and,average, 12 people are diagnosed with it every day. Furaised will go to ms research and, to date, the walk has raised more than $3.2 million. >>> Toronto hosted one of its most unique and free events this weekend. Doors open toronto returned on sunday, offering access t city's most culturall buildings. Among the attraction, people had the chance to explore behind the scenes operations at billy bishop airport. Including ar of the award winning under water pedestrian tunnel and antorical exhibit featuring world war I hero billy bishop. >> Well, we're welcoming toronto to the public city billy bishop airport, to take in doors open, which is their opporty to see the background of how an airport operates. Some of the equipment that we have. And certainly some of the partners that we have operating onhe airport. Including porter airlines and ornge medivac and some of our ncession partners, newport aviation, and in the terminal. >> Candace: this year, more than 160 sites were open to the public. [ Cheers ] >> Fly ball left field... And this game is over. Gut-wrenching. Stomach churning. All of the clichés apply to the blue jays' loss to the tigers on sunday. After battling back f an 8-3 deficit to lead 11-9 heading into the bottom of the 8th, the toronto bullpen unraveled. Detroit scored 2 to die tie the game, and in the bomb of THEth, that run home won it 14-11. After losing 3 of 4 in detroit, the jays will look to right ship this afternoon against the chicago white sox, with first pitch going just after 2:00.

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