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social and cultural history also in the history. >> Reporter: we're in the exchange. There will be walking tours. >> Yeah. They do wonderful themed walking tours and because the exchange strict is 20 city blocks and over 100 historic buildings we thought the walking tours were wonderful t gives you the bredth of the history. This is a national historic site. We have city hall celebrating winnipeg 150 this year. -- so we're really proud to have all of these buildings participating in the exchange. >> Reporter: and it runs saturday and sunday. Will you split it up or have some venues that are open both day sns. >> We have some buildings that are open just saturday or saturday-sunday. We have evening events this year. And little brown jug is ending the event on sunday evening. There is something for everyone. We have contests for families and kids. >> Reporter: when you say evening are we talking entertainment here? >> Yes. Some entertainment. We work well with the -- >> Reporter: we love entertainment. >> We love the local artist and is we like to partner with them. >> Reporter: so if people want more information on all of this, where do they go? >> Everything that they want to know about this event is at doors open winnipeg.ca. And it is all free. >> Reporter: all right. Thank you very much. >> It was a pleasure. [ ] >> Gabrielle: all right. Well that rain is falling here in winnipeg. Here's a wet look from our tower cam at main street. Please stay safe. We will be back with your local headlines right after the break [ ] announcer: What is StackTV? You guys are gonna wanna see this. Ha-ha! It's a streaming service that bundles the biggest channels and hottest shows together for one low price. Woo! That is StackTV. Don't pay to haul awayyour old working fridge or freezer. Efficiency Manitoba will pick up recycle, and pay you 30 dollars for it. Book your pick up at efficiencymb.ca today [ ] You might not know how to fix a broken air conditioner. SFX:[phone/truck/bag/fan] But we do. "That was fast." And if you need a new one pay as little as three dollars a day and make no monthly rental payments for 6 months Call on Reliance Your mom, your partner, your grandpa. Who are you walking for? Join the Alzheimer's Society for the ig Wealth Management. Walk for Alzheimer's and help support Manitoban Families living with dementia. Register now at walkforalzheimers.ca What's behind the Blue Cow Logo? High Canadian Standards. Which means we meet strict requirements. ...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. Don't pay to haul awayyour old working fridge or freezer. Efficiency Manitoba will pick up recycle, and pay you 30 dollars for it. Book your pick up at efficiencymb.ca today I can't believeall this was five bucks.I can't believe you brought mehere ( ) Right now,get a Chicken McMuffin with a hash brown and a small premium roastcoffee for five bucks. 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. The next lotto 6/49 Gold Ball jackpot is a massive $54 million! Imagine the possibilities Plus, the Classic $5 million jackpot. Two chances tofind your possible. Don't pay to haul awayyour old working fridge or freezer. Efficiency Manitoba will pick up recycle, and pay you 30 dollars for it. Book your pick up at efficiencymb.ca today (Announcer says words on screen) >> Gabrielle: changing the way they respond to calls. An inside look at the new system and how it is bringing folks to ease pressure

>>> More on the dozens of pups seized from a home. Last week. Some have given birth and some are ready for adoption. We will bring you that update. >> You're watching global winnipeg. This is global news morning. [ ] >> Gabrielle: good morning. Thanks for joining us on your friday as we made it to the end of the week. Just ahead of the weekend waking up to wet weather. We are under a rainfall warning for parts of southern manitoba. More on what you can do to protect your home later on. For now let's take a look at your top story. [ ] >> Gabrielle: the priority system for emergency calls to the winnipeg fire paramedic service is changing with a goal to get the right help to the right patients. We continue our exclusive look at the new system. The downtown community safety participate started responding to calls from on may 8th went straight to the roost -- radios easing the pressure at the detachment centre as communication operators match limited paramedic crews to calls. The system can identify the urgent calls. Operators ask a series of questions and look up their history meds hospital visits before sending them to paramedics or higher priority. >> It allows them to focus more within their scope rather than taking on calls that we can provide assistance to. >> We're at a point where we have to be watching our resource and is we can't send to every call. So we have to be very specific of holding them for the priority 1's which are the higher lights and sirens responses. >> Gabrielle: the system and the dcsp role is still being phased in.

>>> An update in the political world. The manitoba tories have announced their candidate for up coming tuxedo byelection. Family lawyer pinsky look to keep the tories in power in the riding after heather stefanson stepped down. Earlier this year. She has three decades of legal experience and looking to keep the seat blue. Which it has been since the inception in 1981. The ndp, liberals, and green party have announced their candidates. For the vote which goes june 18th. The pcs won the seat in last fall's election just 268 votes >>> The manitoba government is planning new rules for those landlords wanting to raise rents. A few conditions who want to raise rent above the provincial guideline which is tide to inflation. Currently they can apply it a director for higher rent increase and make their argument. That bill would limit such applications to cases where landlords face sharp rise in taxes utilities and security cost or where they invest in capital projects like plum and go heating. It would give the director to order rent increases to be phased in over a number of years instead of taking affect immediately. >>> Three in five canadians think federal employees should be in the office more according to a data. The feds announced that starting in september federal employees will need to be in the office at least three days a week rather than the two that is currently required. After asking more than 1,700 people 59% of people support the move while 28% are against it. 13% are not sure. Those in public sector unions are largely split according to to the poll with 47% in support, 41% owe posing it. Retired canadians and men over 55 support the change more than anyone with 79% of both groups agreeing with the increase.

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