It's Friday, June 19th. Good morning. Welcome to the weekend. It looks like it's going to be a wet one, starting with showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. Windy. The temperature steady near 18. Right now it's 17. The dollar trading 70.71 cents U.S. I'm Stacey Engelhart. A giant celebration for World Cup fans across the country after Canada blasted Qatar 6-0 in Vancouver. More than 52,000 spectators attended, including Prime Minister Kearney, who sat next to the president of FIFA. Canada's next game is Wednesday. It's also in BC. Black employees of the Montreal police force are raising concerns over workplace safety and fears of retaliation. According to an internal letter, some staff are reluctant to report to work following the dismantling of a patrol unit over racist misconduct allegations. The employees are demanding stronger whistleblower protections and warn, covert internal efforts to unmask informants are actively destroying trust. This internal crisis comes as public pressure mounts on the Quebec government to launch an independent inquiry into the department. And some fans are fuming after World Cup tickets they bought through resale sites fell through. Reports of tickets that never arrived, orders canceled at the last minute. The vast majority seem to be with StubHub, but SeatGeek and Vivid Seats also reporting issues. FIFA reiterated sales through its official sites are guaranteed to go through. Although it's a bit tough for fans when you're competing with scalper bots. Light 1067 sports baseball yesterday. The Jays beat Boston 4-3, winning all three games in that road series. They start up a series in Chicago this afternoon, 2-20. At the World Cup in Vancouver, as we mentioned, Canada beat Qatar 6-0. Elsewhere, Switzerland beat Bosnia-Herzegovina 4-1. Czechia and South Africa tied at 1, while Mexico blanked South Korea 1-0. Getting underway today at 3, it's the U.S. and Australia. 6 o'clock tonight, Scotland and Morocco. Tonight's games feature Brazil and Haiti and Turkey and Paraguay. Canada, meanwhile, is down a player after Ismael Kone's leg was broken when he was tackled. Canada plays Switzerland next Wednesday. Light 1067 weather, few showers off and on, risk of a thunderstorm, windy. A temperature steady near 18. Showers, chance of a thunderstorm tonight, a low of 14. Another chance of showers, thunderstorms tomorrow, windy. But it warms up with a humidex feeling 25, a chance of shower Sunday, the temperature of 24. Right now it's 17. From the Light 1067 News Center, I'm Stacey Englehart.