It's Friday, June 26th. Good morning. Showers and thunderstorms possible today. A Humidex in the upper 20s. Right now it's 17, the dollar 70.52 cents U.S. I'm Stacey Englehart. Canada's sending financial relief to Venezuela to help with damage after two massive earthquakes. Five million in funding will help provide food, clean water, and health care. More than 230 people have been killed and thousands left injured. The number of casualties is expected to climb. The RCMP has now launched a national security investigation into Monday's deadly Montreal shooting, treating it as a possible case of ideologically motivated violent extremism. The probe is separate from the Quebec Provincial Police murder investigation. Now police have not confirmed A motive, but the Canadian press has reviewed a manifesto allegedly written by the gunman that expressed his hatred towards women and encouraged violence. The shooting killed a Montreal police officer and bystander before the gunman died in an exchange of gunfire with officers. Montreal police are investigating after a body was found inside a tent near the Jacques Cartier Bridge. According to reports, police called at about 8 in the morning for an unresponsive individual at the former Familex factory building, which burnt down in January. First responders found a 36-year-old person pronounced dead at the scene. The investigation continues. Light 1067 sports baseball yesterday. The Jays lost to Texas 6-5. That weekend home series continues tonight. In the WNBA, the Toronto Tempo blasted LA 125-97. World Cup soccer yesterday. Ecuador upset Germany 2-1. It was Ivory Coast over Curacao 2-0. The Netherlands beat Tunisia. It was a tie between Japan and Sweden and Paraguay and Australia. And the US lost to Turkey 3-2. Games today includes Senegal and Iraq in Toronto at three. Elsewhere, it's Norway and France. Cave Verde in Saudi Arabia at 8. Uruguay and Spain also play at 8. In the two 11 o'clock games, New Zealand and Belgium and Egypt in Iran. Canada plays South Africa Sunday in LA. It's Canada's first ever knockout round appearance at the tournament. In Northern Super League soccer, Montreal lost to Ottawa 2-1. Tonight in the CFL, the Argos are in Saskatchewan at 9. And Canadian elite basketball, Montreal hosts Niagara at 7.30. Light 1067 weather looks like showers and thunderstorms today, but a humidex close to 26. Showers, thunderstorms 17 overnight tonight. Tomorrow sunshine expected a slight chance of showers or a thunderstorm. A humidex feeling 30. And Sunday sunshine 27. Right now it's 17. From the Light 1067 News Center, I'm Stacey Englehart.