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There's a good chance of you seeing some showers off and on throughout the day, if not overcast skies, there's that plate risk of further to the west, but likely will be an overcast day for you into the afternoon. A mix of sun and cloud for us and not likely clear out a little bit to the north and the decently clear evening ahead. However, brandon dauphin, that area, you have a chance of some rainfall overnight as well. We'll be dealing with the cloud coverage into tomorrow. We start off with the clouds, but that will break up into the afternoon, giving us a mix of sun and cloud clear to the north. Lots of sunshine on the way for you, hopefully to make up for all that rainfall you could be seeing in the northeast today in terms of temperatures, we're getting up to a high of 15 degrees today. 21 is what's normal and we will get their midweek though tomorrow mix of sun and cloud once again as mentioned that high of 17 and wednesday looks pretty gorgeous. 24 degrees with lots of sunshine. We hang on to the heat on thursday, but we get some rainfall likely. And then friday, slight chance of some showers with a high of 20 degrees. And look at this weekend looking up pretty fabulous 24 degrees on saturday, a mix of sun and cloud, even warmer on sunday with a high of 27. Thank you, catherine. Winnipeg police are investigating after a person was hit by vehicle in broad daylight. The incident happened saturday afternoon in the city's 4 kerry neighbourhood on pembina highway near mcgilvery. Police say the pedestrian was taken to hospital in unstable condition while the driver remained on scene to speak to investigators. A stretch of pembina highway was closed to traffic for several hours. Families are getting an early warning about the dangers of drownings during the summer months. Results from a new study say in quebec, on average one child ends up in the emergency room every day during the summer from drownings or near drownings. Children between the ages of one in 4 are most at risk. Jennings are most likely to happen on weekends and at pools without proper fencing. The study was set to be officially released in september. But one of the doctors involved says he's making the findings public. Now to raise awareness. Canadians facing the high cost of living don't appear to be putting the brakes on summer travel. Some are prepared to spend more money on vacations this year compared to last year, although where they're willing to travel will matter. Ctv's kamil karmali explains. >> Pack your bags and get ready. To take off going to italy going to france and greece. The summer travel season is here. This couple heading to italy to tie the knot. No issues with their des dipping into their savings to save the date. Everyone was like super thrilled for an excuse to like travel because they haven't had been able to for the last like 3 or 4 years, despite economic pressures, deloitte's summer outlook shows this year. More canadians are willing to vacation. More than three-quarters of canadians surveyed say they plan to spend the same or more on summer trips this year, while only 18% won't be travelling at all. With the average canadian paying roughly $2400 for their vacation this year, people really weren't able to travel much in in 2021. 22. >> And there's still a little bit of pent-up demand that people really want to take that trip. A list of camp. But while travellers are willing to spend more this summer, they're also prioritizing keeping trips local 3 quarters of canadians plan to stay in the country with a two-thirds of those planning a road trip this summer. And of those hopping on a plane, nearly half will fly within canada at airports across the country, including here at pearson in toronto say the travel season really picks up in late june and this year's expected to be busier than last with more passengers per day. The christmas holidays retreat role as the last thing they want to cut based on the surveys that said, like we said, we've already seen with inflation all over. Who knows how long that will last. >> So a trip abroad for now, knowing they can always come back with a mind like doing something domestically one time. I know like out east and

west are gorgeous to backpack in their own backyard. Kamil karamali, ctv news, toronto. >> Nearly 700 people are feared dead following a devastating land landslide in papa new guinea. Villagers are using shovels and sticks to search through debris spanning 200 square kilometres. Their efforts to recover bodies more than 48 hours after the disaster are hampered by difficult terrain, further landslides and shifting ground. Donald trump faced an unwelcome audience this weekend at the libertarian party's national convention in washington, d.c.. >> I think he should nominate me or at least a vote for me. And we should when they get. >> The crowd shouted insults and heckled the former U.S. president over his covid-19 policies. And for his role in increasing the national debt. Visibly frustrated, trump mocked the rowdy crowd but still asked for their votes. Despite saturday's soggy weather, a celebration of culture and diversity took place in winnipeg's north end as the neighbourhood held its first culture festival at the ukrainian labour temple. While some of the festivities were forced to move indoors, dancing, music and food from a number of different cultural groups were still on display. Organizers say the event pays tribute to the north and diversity. Well, also reflecting multiculturalism in winnipeg as a whole. Winnipeg is multicultural in general. So. >> I think I you know, it's always good to celebrate that. And the north end is, is an example of that's I come from a, you know, eastern european background, a lot of eastern european folks are from have roots in the and there's also a huge indigenous community in the north end and many other communities here. So celebrating all of that. The festival is hosted by the association of united ukrainian canadians, winnipeg branch, but also featured other community groups, including the canadian palestinian association of manitoba, united jewish people's order. >> And mount carmel clinic. And let's take a look outside now kenaston and sterling lyon. Look at that beautiful sky, beautiful glow. There is no problems in traffic that we know of at this point, if you see anything out there, please let us know. Go to her ex page @ctvmorningwpg. And taking a look at your gas prices. Now the canadian average stands at a $1.63. While the provincial average is lower at a $1.41. In winnipeg, the average is a $1.40, the lowest price in the city is that a $1.24 available at 17 61 sargent avenue and king edward street. All this information is on gasbuddy dot com. >> Pressure the palm brought to you by kitten card dot ca get a free tow and a tax receipt for value of your car. >> The manitoba coptic egyptian festival is coming up real soon. Ainsley mcphail telling us all about those details. Good morning, ainsley. >> Good morning, michelle. Yeah, we're going to tell you. But everything from the food to the photo booth and excitement for the kids. But first on your solomon joins us now to tell us a little bit about the food bank that is available at the church in and how they've helped so many manitobans tell us about the need, andre, because you have served thousands of individuals. And what are the numbers looking like? First, thank you so much guys for having me I have one will feel fortunate that I'm watching your to shul. >> Just to sex effort, if you will know, which was watching us today. Also, our full bent is a big useful bend. Kansas city, one of the city and want to put it in my own biweekly basis. We have the around the time on 65 coming just gets enough sleep in a month. City 140 from the all happens him. And last couple last couple years, we received tons of people, even has a push for most of the full-back to is a combustible it almost to 40 percent. In this case, we saw a lot of people are still coming out of the full bence, which is very upset and examine time is very good to do something for the community in this case. Yes. Will short on the we need cause harm us manitoba's working with over 380 food banks and agencies within our city. >> Tell us a little bit about the amount of people it takes to help out with this when it comes to volunteers because the church has been extreme help for you. Yes, our church will have on and off a banquet on 25 volunteers and we have a big huge list for waiting list waiting. And so you got to jump in and out and just gets short on the percent in a little to people to unload the toxins. And you have a lot of people do need a lot of people to sort of pull that's and then you have a lot of you need little the people tool. And I was a full try to discuss 100% up. The lot of people talk about, of course, egyptians coming to this church, but you're serving the broader community. It's all manitobans. Is that why you wanted to step up? Our church will have just with bank fraud owned a no overs. And 18 years. Well, I'm not a pink

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