CKY - Thursday, May 23, 2024 - 07:00 a.m. (ET) - Segment #7

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The pressure rising humidity sitting at 82%. Enjoy that. Sunshine is bright out there, especially looking off to the east. That's when the skies a little more clear. Looking up to the west, a few extra clouds. We have been keeping our eye on the precipitation here does seem to be tapering off already. Never really reached. Winnipeg was moving to sing areas south of us and a little bit as south right along the number one highway or south of that. You can see there's a lot more south of the international border, though, and that's what we're talking about when I'm talking about the rainfall warnings today. And I will be talking about him several times over rainfall warnings have to do with that system that is still south of the international line. 13 for today with a mix of sun and cloud, a little bit of a breeze picking up this afternoon. But then tonight that rain begins and it is going to be heavy at times. So 6 degrees is where will drop off too, in the overnight hours tomorrow, single digits. Not only will it be rainy is going to be cool as well. And that rain 30 to 50 millimetres, possibly for tomorrow. And then still more continuing on into saturday. Environment canada is warning your entire totals could take you up to 60 millimetres. Then we get the sunshine back. Eventually the heat will come with it. 21 degrees, that's normal for this time of year. A resource centre aimed at lifting young people in winnipeg score out of poverty is facing uncertainty. >> For months, resource assistance for youth also known as ray has been waiting to hear if the federal funding has come to rely on will come through again. And the uncertainty means the organization is thing like facing layoffs and a reduction in services. The program in jeopardy is called level up, which provides job training for inner city youth. Since 2018 re received millions in federal dollars through the federal youth employment and skills strategy. The non-profit submitted an application to renew that funding in november of 2023 months later. It is still not heard back. >> This potential loss will have a significant impact on the youth we serve as many of their next steps in their own personal goals being financial independence and being a part of what it takes a labour market. In addition to this, the level up program is successfully working with over 100 employers who may experience significant losses within their own businesses, if they can no longer hire a use with the support of this program. A spokesperson for employment and social development canada says it received more than 1000 proposals this year. >> It is assessing applications with funding decision is expected soon. >> However, because of the high volume, not all eligible projects will receive funding. >> The next level up program or a plans to deliver is supposed to start on june, the first retailer london drugs says it will not pay a 25 million dollar ransom to cyber criminals who have stolen confidential data. The chain operates close to 80 stores across western canada. All of them closed for 10 days in late april after a cyber attack. Now london drugs rejecting a deadline set by the hackers. Ctv's andrew johnson explains. >> Despite a steady stream of shoppers at london drugs today, it's anything but business as usual. I feel bad for london, joyce, because I mean there as far as I'm concerned that the sun organization, the retailer is being held ransom by cyber criminals. The ask 25 million dollars by thursday afternoon or ransomware hackers. Lockbit will leak stolen personal information on to the dark web. The criminals, you cannot trust that they tried to block their way through. >> Like some evil bond villain in a poker game. They're also one of the world's most sophisticated criminal gangs believed to have extorted more than 100 million dollars from thousands of victims. They often target schools and hospitals in february locked. It was dealt a blow by a rare international law enforcement operation that included full to proven to have called crunch like resilience. I'm still artisan london drugs says it is unwilling and unable to pay the ransom, despite acknowledging employee information may have

been stolen in a cyberattack last month, that forced the week-long closure of 79 stores across western canada is well on the side of the right move. If nobody paid ransoms, that would be no more run. So we're not not paying and calling lockbit some bluff comes with uncertainty and risk. The problem is, is is is personal data released under the dark web is a lot like radioactive material. >> It's got a life, a half-life that's going to outlive the employee. London drugs is offering employees 2 years of identity theft protection. The data leak is not believed to include customer information. But experts say until the hackers reveal their cards and release what they've stolen is hard to be sure what's in their hand. The united nations top court will rule tomorrow on an emergency request for israel to stop its rafah offensive. >> The request was brought to the international court of justice by south africa as part of a wider case, accusing israel of genocide in gaza. It's an accusation israel has strongly denied south africa's also asking the court to order israel to pull its troops out of gaza and allow more humanitarian aid into the territory. >> You can live in an island paradise right here in canada, but it will cost you check out this private island in nova scotia's south shore listed for 15.8 million dollars. It's called the lodge at strum island. And it's it's on almost 10 acres of land near the town of mahone bay. The 3 story home features a rustic bar fireplaces, large dining room and kitchen. The lodges 9500 square feet. The listing says the island is designed with security seclusion and sustainability in mind. Taking a look now at the current traffic situation along kenaston boulevard and looks like traffic volumes have picked up over here. But no word on any issues in this area. If you see something, let us know. Go to our x page. @ctvmorningwpg. Taking a look at your gas prices. The canadian average stands at dollars. 65, all the provincial average sits at a $1.41. In winnipeg. The average is a $1.40, the lowest price in the city's a $1.24. At 204 fuels in st. James. 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. >> Take a look outside. Now we're sitting under mainly cloudy skies. 6 degrees will be back after this with more ctv morning live. Real life romance farming for love on ctv Life's got a way of showing you what your next move is going to be. As long as you're open to seeing it. Sullivan's crossing new episode on ctv Wide open prairie skies become a canvas. It's wheels up August 3rd and 4th when the Manitoba Airshow returns to Southport. With a tribute to the 100th anniversary of the rcaf. Featuring aerobatics by the Northern Lights, World War two Lancaster Bomber. Canadian Forces Skyhawks. Cf 18 Hornet. And the world famous Canadian Forces Snowbirds plus so much more. Tickets online at mb Air Show dot ca. The Manitoba Airshow. It's wheels up from here. (lively music) (partner snoring) (lively music continues) (partner sighs) Oh, hi. How can I help you? He needs a phone so I can have mine back. Merr! Well, we have a lot of great options. What do you use your phone for? Merrrr... Merrrr... Gaming? (Laughs) Streaming! Whoosh! Sharing! Yeah, pretty much all that. Sounds like you need a phone on Canada's fastest 5g+ network. Let's get you set up ( ) (lively upbeat music) - I am a proud descendant of the founders of Manitoba. - [Narrator] I am Otipemisiwak. - I come from the flower bead work people. - [Narrator] I am Bois Brules. We are the Red River Metis of the historic Northwest, who wrote the Laws of the Prairie. Only the Red River Metis have both, a historic treaty with the crown, and a modern day self-government treaty with Canada. We have come so far through adversity. We are bound together and stronger by our shared history across the Red River Metis Homeland. We are resilient. We are proud. We are strong. We are Red River Metis. (lively upbeat music)

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