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media, using the hashtag shape. Kw 2024 and hashtag can just walk. Thank you, girls. And again, this is happening tomorrow. If you want to support in any way. We have a link on our website. >> Thank you so much for doing this with us and rain or shine, this walk is happening tomorrow. Thank you for having thank you. Ontario's. The weather shaping up. It's going to be a soaker. Yeah, it is. But you know, I'm somebody I love walking in the rain, I've never melted yet. You're going to be fine out there just to make sure maybe some where would be a good idea. But either way is also going to be a little bit cooler tomorrow. So do make sure you got that extra layer on a waterproof and would be wise. >> 7 degrees right now, east-northeast winds, pressure rising humidity at 64%. And right now we're seeing the sunshine and it's looking good out there and it's feeling not too bad. It again to be below seasonal day today. Speaking of, but at least we got the sunshine enjoy that because yes, we are going to eventually see more rain, a little bit of scattered precipitation that we've been keeping our eye on here across the south, but clearing out with the clouds for us here. What's moving south of the border. And that's kind of what we've talking about, what environment canada has been warning about. We do have rainfall warnings that have been issued throughout the southeast. 13 degrees today. 21 is a normal daytime high. So I mentioned it will be a little bit cooler than that winds will eventually be picking up their live right now, but up to 40 kilometres per as what they could increase to this afternoon. Just a 20 k wind overnight, the rain likely to begin just after midnight, dropping down to 6 degrees and not rising much for tomorrow. Tomorrow's rain will probably be the heaviest of the next few days. 30 to 50 millimetres could fall friday alone. 9 degrees is what we're looking at for a high in the 30 k window to the northeast. The rain will continue into saturday before eventually tapers off. We will get the sunshine back as we're wrapping up the weekend and will eventually get the heat back once we're looking into next week. Thank you, terry mpi's opening a held damage estimating centre following a surge in claims. >> More than 1150 claims have been made in the last week. The new temporary centre will open next weekend. Mpi's physical damage centre plus these road in winnipeg. It will be open monday to friday and have 70 appointments available each day. Mpi will reach out to customers who have open to hail claim, but haven't yet had an estimate appointment. Customers have been waiting the longest will be contacted first, a plan to modernize part of never bills water system has been flashed. Impacted residents currently using well, water overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to install and connect a new water mains. >> All one, it's the I have a lot of filters on there. So you can't even tell that trevor lori says there is nothing wrong with the water he gets from his well, which flows into his never bill home. >> Now he and other homeowners are sending a plan to switch to tell water down the drain. >> Cost is a big factor in their resistance. Hooking up to town water could cause residents in the affected area and average of $19,000 per household. And after that would come a quarterly waterville unfavorable reaction gathered in a survey of residents means to project walk. Go ahead. Despite some benefits. That's actually a real benefit when it comes to firefighting in this community. Along with making emergency response is easier connecting to town water would also improve drinking water quality. Niverville deputy mayor chris wiebe says council likely won't revisit the water main issue until next year. The province is willing to put 3 million dollars toward the project, but its available only until 2026. The manitoba government has partially walked back a funding cut to a program which fun summer jobs for teens and young adults, municipal relations minister ian bushie says the province is adding $300,000 to the green team program, which helps nonprofit groups and municipalities hire young people in the summer. But she says the decision was made after hearing from some of the affected organizations. The ndp government is facing criticism for reducing green team funding this year by 4 million dollars. One is canada's most famous female soccer player. The other is the world's most famous doll. Now christine sinclair and barbie are teaming up in toy land. >> Ctv's sarah plowman explains >> The belief christine sinclair gave canadians was that they could resume win and be the best in the world role model. That's me. My face. >> And now many model a barbie with her signature headband in jersey. They got the gold medal most important right? >> High socks, high socks because the cool kids wear high socks. >> Among sinclair's achievements. His scoring the most international goals ever. She says this was unexpected, but a huge honour, you know,

and iconic toy. Hopefully I can inspire the next generation. The young canadians for its 65th anniversary barbie is honouring 9 athletes from around the world. Tennis star venus williams is another. I mean, there's moments in life that you can't even dream about. A never thought that. >> I would be. You know, made as a barbie doll while the aim is to inspire. The maker of barbie says the dolls aren't for sale. >> So the role model dolls are created just in their likeness truly to honour those athletes. I would love to do to, I feel I feel everyone's pain out there, but there is only one it is gifted to the role models. >> That puzzles parents. Yeah, I think why not sell them all. Sinclair says growing up, she didn't have female role model athletes to look up to. >> Through this barbie, I hope to show young, especially young girls, obviously, that anything is possible. And that, you know, the chase, your dreams they can come true. A goal that's much larger than a game. >> Sarah plowman, ctv news, fredericton. Taking a look now the current traffic situation along the st. James bridge volumes are picking up here. But overall, moving quite well. If you see anything out there, please let us know. Go to our x ph @ctvmorningwpg. >> Take a look at your gas prices. The canadian average stands at a $1.65. The provincial average is a $1.41. In winnipeg, the average is about 40 the lowest price in the city is a $1.24. At 204 fuels in st. James. All this information is on gasbuddy dot com. >> Pressure the pump brought to you by kidney car dot ca get a free tow and a tax receipt for value of your car. >> For our question of the day, we want to know who would you like to see formed into a barbie doll. And these are some of the responses that we got. Debbie says hayley wickenheiser, that's a great idea. Kris rakowski says. Me. I like that idea. Chris. Thank you for that. Allan says the ladies of ctv news. Yes, that would be fun. Marlene says audrey hepburn, she was an ambassador healer and help her of people and animals. And had barbie look for fashion. I love audrey hepburn. Brent says stopping tom connors. Jules says ainslie would be a grade. All barrick says clara hughes and berreth says sink and so can lawman all great responses. Thank you so much to all of you. >> The question of the day is brought to you by scott elegy, winnipeg's first and only dual sculpting clinic. >> And they can see you transformed into a barbie doll. I don't know why this barbie is a robot that you see the heads as they call me aurora farm barbie. Yeah, haha is today. Okay, I have another ainsley with me too. So maybe they meant this. A leak or check joins us now where our farm once again, you might see the goat yoga. How cute was that? We're joined by heather now and you could actually have your birthday here. What would that look like? Ainsley? We love having birthday parties. So whether you're 9 or 30 in this case, my sister last weekend, you can have a tour of the farm for the first hour and then after to do little craft inside the store. But you'll meet our friend. The alpacas are baby goats and headed the horse here will give her a little brush. She's super because we were in the barn right now. But oh, hi, heather. Okay, actually first time being so heather needs attention. Okay. Tell us about heather there's a norwegian fjord horse, which is kind of a rare breeds. They're super beautiful, they're not very tall, but they're incredibly strong. They have this really need to coloured mean and we have 2 of them on the farm that are super friendly. And that that's one of the polls for coming here is the interaction with the animals. But there's other stuff going on as well. Please elaborate on what that what that looks like. 2. Yeah. So you can book a tour or so other than a birthday party. You can also just come out with one of our friendly tour guides and see all the animals as well. And afterwards, you can go inside the store and check out all the things they saw with kathy earlier, we sell assortment of things in the stores. Well, more than 50 soaps all morning long to we've been talking about the so workshops we've been taught so much going on. What I think is interesting that I did want to ask you about is the camps for kids, the U.S. at the farm camp, those winnipeg kids. I think we need to put them to work. It's true. Yeah, they love it. Their parents love hearing that they're cleaning out stalls leading animal sling and hay bales but they will meats and write a friendly horse like heather. And it's a weeklong camp. So during the day for a week, we still have some spaces left, but a lot of them have sold out. So that's another thing you could buy on our website. If you have a kid who's between 8 and 12 years old. >> These things are filling up fast. It's something that we mentioned earlier in the show, but that is the goat yoga that starts in the summer. Great. It's already started, actually. So last sunday was our first class. So we have some almost every weekend, except for 2 weekends. We have special events. What what do you like about even working here because you get to spend time with the animals. Why should people come? >> I love it because it's never a dull moment. As you can see, animals don't love to listen to you, but they are so nice and it just really relax as you

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