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boycott? Do you think the blame is being misplaced here? E-mail us at now@cp24.com and we will share some of those responses this morning. I gauge the industry based on the price of toilet paper. You could see the spectrum as wild as it is. It was like less than ten dollars for 30 roles, and I was like I am scooping up. Spirit talking about the toilet paper. [ Laughter ] >> Bill: okay I have to thing about what I said. >> Lisa: oh boy. >> Bill: if I get one or two roles in that I am forced to go when there's no sales on, it could spend like 20 bucks or something. It is crazy. I do think -- he always talked -- there's gotta be some spectrum there because how could one day you charge one thing and then one day you charge a different. Are like it when I find a deal. >> Lisa: I think a lot of people do. It wasn't as much of a thing back in the day. And never did flyers and coupons. Like I will go here and do all my shopping. Now I find myself looking for sales. And also the way we shop, we used to shop at one of the bigger box stores your car won't name names, but I find ourselves doing more grocery shopping now because you get bang for your buck. It is tough. Will need food and we have to eat. How could you boycott a grocery store? Although I know people are doing it but it is tricky. We all have to eat. >> Jennifer: it is a hard issue. I don't know, we talk to sauvé charlebois and he said their summary supply chain issues, wars going on, there are factors we can't see that influence the cost. But there's also shrinkflation and all of this inflation. Here is a typic you want cheaper fruits or produce, the supermarkets in chinatown or koreatown, the little mom-and-pop corner shops there are good deals there. That's what my mom told me. It's just convenience. You're not driving by all the time. You will go to the loblaws because it's there. >> Nick: boycotts are interesting, and they have been tried for gas stations for example. But like you said, lisa, we all have to eat food. If you go to -- I'm not really super brand loyal but I do find there are some stores I generally don't go into. It feels like foreign countries. I can't find myself around, this aisle has this. You're completely unfamiliar. Again with the hectic day-to-day life, you want to go in and bang, bang, bang, straight up and down the aisles and go. I respect people are doing that, people are trying to make an impact. As you mentioned, it's incredibly hard to make it boycott like that work. We have all had conversations with professor charlebois, we think about the supply chain issues, the wars, what is going on in the middle east or ukraine, et cetera and how that's having an impact on getting food. Climate change as well. >> Bill: the anti- competitive thing I think is a big thing to get on. >> Nick: he has talked about that. There's almost none. >> Bill: you get a grocery store anchoring, and then in the clause of the deal you couldn't have another grocery store within a certain proximity. That is kept a lot of the big american chains coming in between. >> Jennifer: like a monopoly. >> Nick: they have a radius. >> Jennifer: twilight kind of agree. >> Nick: and that's the thing, charlebois said he has spoken to other foreign grocery chains about coming in and try to rework pieces of different plazas. It's not going to happen overnight. >> Lisa: the other thing, the loyalty programs they have. If you are not part of a certain grocery chain, that you don't get the dealer prices. White? Can we all just knock at the same price for everything? >> Bill: I have loyalty for everything. >> Lisa: >> Lisa: this is a hot button conversation this morning. Joined the conversation, now@cp24.com. Car you blaming the major chains for the higher grocery prices, or add potential other theory? >> Bill: oh. >> Nick: back after this. [ ] (Dynamic instrumental music) rolex, rolex, rolex My cash for your used or new Rolexs. Bring me your Submariners, your Yacht-Masters... your GMT's, your Date or your Datejusts. Oliver Jewellery pays the hightest prices for Rolexs! www.oliverjewellery.ca ooh yeaaahhh!!! At Bergel Magence, we know that an accident doesn't just affect the injured person... It affects their entire family. We'll listen, and help you understand your rights... We'll treat you with respect and compassion... And we'll fight to get you the compensation you deserve... As if you were family. For almost 50 years Bergel Magence has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for injured clients and their families. Let our family take care of your family. Bergel Magence 416 665 2000

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>>> Right now let's take a live shot for you along the shores of lake ontario. Really great to see people out and about this time of the morning. Although as much at his a chop of the lake this morning, last night was so windy, gusting and raining, and wasn't sure what I would wake up to. Like running for the car, the front door of the car and how wet was it going to get. It seems to have held off. Icy rain in the graphic. >> Bill: a temporary gap. I get what you mean neck about a it'll come back in earnest with rain and winds and thunderstorms that will last a early and midafternoon. Some nice breaks, sunny breaks late afternoon and early evening. Back to the cloud overnight with showers and the showers during the day tomorrow. Not until wednesday we really start to get more prolonged under protracted periods of bright skies. I'll be a nice run of sun after that. A reward for navigating our way through the next couple of days. Today soggy usher anyone last night. Here's the gap we are in now. The next round of rain pushing its way up from ohio. Southwestern ontario already into some showers and then it comes back around 8:30 through 2:00. Late in the day at least a little bit of a quell with some sunshine breaking back in. The rest of the longish forecast details coming up. Lisa, how are the roads early this morning? >> Lisa: artus song as they were when I came in first thing. That's nice, no big pooling or ponding problem areas. Turning to deal with a typical volume. Came across minor issue as well, east 401 loading up 427 arthur dixon morton grove, east of here legs reduced from six to four. That's what causes this extra slowdown so early in the morning minor area, stall tractor-trailer expressed through dufferin -- not really bothering anyone, be mindful heading out that way. Typical delays building was 401 through the 412 and lakeridge. Since last check-in, of busy looking gardiner already east carter towards the past jameson. Long-term roadwork, steeles west of 27 seat of an earlier collision as well. Nick and jen, back to you. >> Jennifer: thank you for that. Pro-palestinian protesters camped out at the university of toronto for weeks will hold a rally this morning in defiance of a trespass order issued by the school. >> Nick: the university said protesters must clear the site by 8:00 this morning. Organizer say they plan to hold their ground and will hold a rally alongside cupe, the ontario federation of labour, all in an effort to force the school to meet its demands. The two sides did meet sunday afternoon and protesters presented what they described as a counter offer, only on the school to disclose all public investments in companies profiting from israel's offensive in gaza. >> Our counter offer is built on the fact that the office of the president has the ability to create new processes and even make decisions on issues like divestment without being bound to a process to begin with. We saw this in 2021, when the president finally unilaterally made the decision to divest from fossil fuel companies. He didn't need a process, he didn't need a committee. The 2014 to 2016 ad hoc committee process was not even restarted. The president simply made the decision, and it was done. In pressing times like the middle of a genocide, it is a moral obligation to act swiftly. >> Nick: statement from the university of toronto reads in part, if the encampments remains noncompliant with the trespass notice we will be preceding to court to seek injunctive relief through an urgent hearing. >> Jennifer: the mayor and chief of police are expected to show their support at a north york jewish girls school this morning that was hit by gunfire over the weekend. United jewish appeal is asking for people to show up at the bais chaya mushka elementary school at 8:30 am for a show of solidarity picked police responded to the school around 5:00 am sunday for reports of shots fired, bullet holes were found in the building but no injuries were reported. There are some concerns this was hate motivated, and police will be looking into that. Police are also stepping up their presence in certain neighbourhoods in response to the shooting. >> Nick: a rally was held on the beaches yesterday demanding the release of the remaining hostages being held by hamas if you dozen people were joined by several politicians in calling for the release of hostages taking place at q. Boldy beach. The rally was showing support for the jewish community during the ongoing war. >> The yellow shirts are actually the colour of the hostages, the awareness colour that the hostage families chose. If you ever see on the streets of toronto somebody wearing a yellow ribbon like that. That is a hostage awareness pin, in yellow is the colour being used. >> I am here to remind toronto's jewish community that you are not alone. You are not alone in praying each and every day that the 100 plus hostages that are still in captivity, being held by hamas terrorists, or let go. Until they can go home to their families. Daughters, babies, parents, grandparents, they need to be released now. >> Nick: according to israeli officials, there are still about 125 hostages being held somewhere in gaza. >> Jennifer: peel police will announce the results of a major auto theft investigation in mississauga.

appeals police chief will be joined by brampton mayor patrick brown for the announcement detailing the results of project odyssey. The announcement is scheduled to happen at 9:00 am. >> Nick: an american man has been charged after a wheel smashed through the windchill of a boss on the qew in st. Catharines killing a passenger. A 48-year-old toronto man died and three other people were seriously injured when the wheel slammed into the boss near the garden city skyway bridge on saturday afternoon. Police say 45 euros man from new york has been charged with unsafe operation after the wheel came off his van. He's due in court in september. >>> Durham police continue to investigate a crash in oshawa, this happened just after 4:00 sunday morning in the glen vernon grandview drive area when a single vehicle crashed into it. Known within the home but police say 3070 old woman died on scene. Her name has not been released. The circumstances of the crash are not clear at this point and anybody with information is being asked to contact police. >>> In the city, no injuries reported after kara ttc bus collided near the waterfront. You can see damage left behind the bus with its when she'll knocked out after it collided with a light pole and lower jarvis of lake shore about 4:30 pm sunday afternoon. A badly damaged blue sedan can also be seen with its airbag deployed stopped alongside the boss. >> Jennifer: helton police are out with the public safety warning about a string of recent opioid poisonings in halton hills. Officers have responded to two separate suspected opioid poisonings since friday. Three people have died after the suspected inhalation after an undefended substance. The debts are being investigated by the coroner's office. Police are reminding people to know the signs of drug poisoning and safer use practices. >> Nick: a medicine custody after a stabbing outside of fairview mall yesterday. Lease cult of the don mills and sheppard area around 1230 sunday afternoon for reports that a woman had been stabbed. Most security was able to detain the suspect until police arrived. Investigators say the man is known to the woman. The victim was taken to hospital with serious injuries. >> Jennifer: history is expected at queen's park this week, within indigenous language to be spoken inside the legislature for the first time. Deputy leader of the ontario ndp will rise in the chamber on tuesday to ask a question in oji-cree. Family, friends and elders are set to watch from the gallery. This will mark the first time the ontario legislature will allow a language other than english or french to be used spew odds to rear turbulence turner commercial air flight is left dozen people injured. The boeing 7879 dreamliner owned by qatar airlines was flying from doha to dublin and experienced turbulence over turkiye. The flight continued on to dublin where six passengers and six crew members received medical treatment after landing. Eight were hospitalized. This comes five days after a man died of a suspected heart attack , and dozens were injured when a singapore airlines flight from london hit severe turbulence. >> Jennifer: former general hospital actor johnny wachter was fatally shot in downtown los angeles yesterday. >> Nick: police say he was shot by suspects try to steal a catalytic converter from his vehicle. Three suspects took off koksal far no arrests have been made picky portrayed brandel corbyn on the abc soap opera from 2020 to 2022. Appearing in more than 116 episodes before his character was written off. >> Jennifer: some sad news in the world of sports, the parents of grace and murray say their 30-year-old son took his own life just one day after he withdrew from a pga tour event. >> Just 30. He had battled some troubling times and had been sober since last summer. Early this year he triumphed in hawaii at the sony open. >> Nick: on friday murray pulled out of the charles schwab cup in texas. Murray openly and spoke about his issues with addiction and mental health was the 50th rank men's golfer in the world. The tournament did continue after the pga asked his parents how they felt about going on with the event. Murray's family has issued a statement regarding his death, which reads in part we have spent the last 24 hours try to come to terms with the fact that our son is gone. It is surreal that we not only have to admitted to ourselves, but acknowledge it to the world. It is a nightmare. We have so any questions that have no answers. But one. Was grayson love? The answer is yes. By yes, his sister, all of the extended family by fellow players and it seems by many of you who are reading this. He was loved and will be missed. >> Jennifer: residents in fort nelson, bc will be allowed to return today after being evacuated for more than two weeks due to wildfires. The northern rockies regional municipality and fort nelson first nation say they will jointly rescind their evacuation orders and lift roadblocks later this morning. About 4700 residents were evacuated from fort nelson may 10th when strong winds pushed the parka like wildfire within a few kilometres of the town. The fire destroyed for homes and damaged six other properties in the area. >> Nick: eternal company has developed a tool to judge

whether an audio clip features a real human voice or one generated by ai. Staff click health research arm say the method is based on vocal biomarkers. Those could include pauses when some eniya speaking, takes a breath or grassed for words which artificial intelligence generated audio doesn't do. It has an 80 percent sex race when it tries to undefined defects which are ar produced videos, audio clips or photos that look extremely real. >> Jennifer: sounds like a useful tool. >> Nick: very much. Are you playing on upon like sounds like? >> Jennifer: not really but thanks. >> Nick: it works. >> Jennifer: turning to sports, the jays are in chicago to take on the white sox today after losing their fourth -- four-game series to the detroit tigers. >> The 3-2. Flyball left field. And this game is over. >> Jennifer: pitty. Yesterday's game saw jordan remodel give up a three run homer on the ninth-inning and the jays 14-11 loss. The 11 runs is the most the jays have scored in a game all season they trailed by five entering the fourth inning before nodding a comeback that ultimately fell short. The jays leads the series and have dropped three straight games now. Their game in chicago gets underway today just after 2:00 pm. [ ] >> What you have dialed is unavailable at the present. >> Jennifer: meanwhile the blue jays are teasing there highly anticipated city connected jersey release in a new video. A picture posted to reddit earlier this week claims to be a leaked version of the city connect hats toronto will officially unveil the newborn form on thursday with an on-field debut scheduled for the following day. Each city connect uniform is supposed to tell the story that helps link the uniform to the city. Very cool. >> Nick: jen was choked up about that. >> Jennifer: my son will be wanting one. He is a major, major blue jays fan. He has a green baseball blue jays cap which looks pretty nice actually. Good job. >> Nick: let's talk hockey. Madness in minnesota in game four of the pwhl finals. >> Boston-minnesota. Pwhl finals. Miller with a chance, she scores! Aleah mueller. >> Nick: boston scoring in double overtime to win 1-0, extending the series against minnesota to a fifth and final gay. It is going all the way. Minutes prior to that goal minnesota had scored in the celebration began on the ice but the referees ruled goalie interference and overturned the call. Game five to end it all goes wednesday back in boston with the first ever walter cup on the line. The drama of the pwhl playoffs this year. >> Jennifer: they could have hadn't, in a goalie interference to be called on something like that. >> Nick: in a high-stakes. It change the whole series. >> Jennifer: but they did beat chicago -- toronto so maybe I will let boston take it. Anyways. A massive interview for billie eilish's new album. [ ] [ ] >> Nick: hit me hard and soft debuted with 339,000 equivalent albums sold. The nine time grammy winner's best first week ever. Wasn't quite enough to knock taylor swift from top spot of the global 200 album chart. Tortured poets department was number 1 for the fifth straight week. That is an interesting battle. >> Jennifer: apparently there's a feud between them in real life. So maybe sonia could tell us more about that. There is some kind of cryptic messaging going on between the two. Like a kendrick lamar and drake situation. >> Nick: distracts coming. That's the next thing. >> Jennifer: turning to movies, fairy also takes top spot in a disappointing memorial day box office weekend. [ ] >> I am furiosa! >> Nick: the unofficial kickoff to the summer movie season south of the border. It stars chris hemsworth and as a prequel to the phil mad-mac's fury road which of course came out in 2015. According to deadline reports, the movie could bring in about $40 million throughout the us long weekend. The garfield movie finished second spot and last week's number 1 film if drops to three. >> Jennifer: three movies I do want to see. On you taylor joy as the young charlize there and looks pretty awesome in that. >> Nick: did you see if? All that was sonia. >> Jennifer: did they like it? Good. >> Nick: we just mentioned billie eilish's new album hit me hard and soft, hundreds of thousands equivalent albums sold. Best first week ever. More reactions to the new tracks from eilish coming up next in what's trending. [ ] Canada has one of the best backyards in the world. Don't let allergies prevent you from breathing it all in. (Sneeze, birds squawking) Get relief fast. Reactine acts fast to relieve allergy symptoms and lasts 24 hours.

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>>> Lisicki live across this. Three different shots from this angle this morning, almost a different sense of how things look out there this morning. Maybe the shoreline it looks choppy or, but this is a tighter shot of the lake. Bill could help us sort out not only what's happening there but of course how we could prepare for this monday as we go back to work in back-to-school. Like you said, in the middle of a bit of a calming pattern but some rain is on the way. >> Bill: I try to stay objective for meteorologist thunderstorms are interesting but this isn't my favourite flavour. Collect sunshine and warm. This is not cold but it is damp and we have to navigate our through some pockets of heavier precipitation. Last night a lot of rain coming down, you could hear it beating against the windows as you try to fall asleep. And a bit of a gap now with a few local showers. We are going to see the return around 9:00 am of rounds of showers and thunderstorms lasting until just before 2:00. Then break up in the cloud deck, but that's not going to mean an end to the precipitation. Some sunshine breaks through late afternoon, early evening, and then return to rounds of showers and even the risk of thunderstorms through the day tomorrow. Wednesday we get more substantial clearing, midday and afternoon. Then there's no real looking back. We get through today with showers and thunderstorms, later the day showers may be isolated and vetted thunderstorm. Temperature. [ Playing of The Last Post ] , normal high just over 20. 18 is below normal. 17 wednesday is the cool spot. Slow recovery but at least we get sunshine back. 17, 18 thursday, monday to friday. For things to start looking up and up for friday the weekend, I'm not complaining. Here's a look at your overall pollen counts. Pollard report at this time everyday. The rain likely helping to wash clear some of that pollen from the atmosphere. Sitting at low true grasses and walnuts. Moderate pine, for and spruce. Might be feeling that today. >> Announcer: this cp24 breakfast pollard report is brought to you by reactine. Breathe it all in. >> Lisa: thankfully no major issues to get in the way of your travels. Some typical morning volume of course. With debt conditions earlier and some long-term lane realignment really adding to your drivetime. East for under one third dixon martin grove, lanes reduced from six to four east of the 427 and that's why you're fighting it so busy. Keeping a close eye on the stalled tractor-trailer close to the right lane east 401 expressed through dufferin. No real big delay here but if they block a lane a different story. Keeping tabs on that. Quest 401 starting to fill in through parts of scarborough. Nothing major. South don valley parkway building 401 through lawrence as well. Of the major outs, steeles west of 27 still hearing about a collision tying up lanes. >> Announcer: this cp24 traffic report is brought to you by capitaldirect.ca. [ ] [ ] >> Jennifer: we want to get into this story a little bit more. We told you about billie eilish celebrating her best first week album debut ever. It wasn't quite enough to dethrone taylor swift's new album from the top of the charts nothing to be disappointed about. The news of these female artists in the first and second billboard spots comes after rumours of a feud between taylor and billy, which became even more plausible when billy called taylor's three hour-long concerts psychotic spirit okay. Here is what people are sick about billie eilish's new album and gilbert's excess pick this person chiming and saying she should be proud to be hard hard and soft deserved the number 1 spot. She has done well. Each of these opening weeks are really strong, at top of that she is going on to she is a great artist and one that will definitely leave a mark. >> Jennifer: okay this next one says she deserved a number 1 but she put up a great fight pickle get that number 1 with the release of the double album. >> Nick: she keeps when he, it is billie's world and we are living in it. I'm kind of tired of that. So-and-so's world that we are living in it. We need something new. I was today years old when. [ Laughter ] >> Jennifer: you are sick of that when? We are just living in the world and we are all fish. Okay. This one says being number 2 with 339 thousand is insane. The other later, taylor swift, is literally creating inflation in the music charts spear that is a good point. That is very true. Just based on the numbers, it's kind of like this rising tide raises all boats. Silicate of thing. The fact there's a little bit of a feud. Three hour concerts being psychotic, that she made it is hard to pull off a three hour show? >> Jennifer: -mean it in a nice way or just being on stage? >> Nick: if I pay good morning to see something, I want three hours. >> Courtney: >> Jennifer: and we do four hours every morning. >> Nick: maybe we are the psychos. And coming up on cp24 breakfast. >> Jennifer: this is life. Cannot prerecorded. >> Nick: out of this is prerecorded. We'll practice anything. Teaching new tricks, that's coming up on your morning smile. [ Laughter ]

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