It's Monday, June 22nd. Good morning. Welcome back from the weekend. Sunshine this afternoon, a slight chance of showers, but a warm humidex feeling 28. Right now it's 16, the dollar 70.57 cents U.S. I'm Stacey Englehart. Welcome to the first full day of summer. It arrived early yesterday morning and coincided with events across the country yesterday to mark the 30th National Indigenous Peoples Day. Floodwaters began receding in parts of southern Quebec after intense rainfall overwhelmed communities in Montreal's West Island and South Shore. Environment Canada said some areas received up to 150 millimeters of rain within just a few hours, flooding hundreds of homes and forcing emergency crews into action. Firefighters continued checking on neighborhoods while power outages and travel disruptions gradually improved. A lightning alert temporarily shut down operations at Montreal's Trudeau Airport. Montreal's police chief will meet with city officials behind closed doors over racism allegations involving officers in the city's Montreal North Borough. Elected municipal officials had originally been scheduled to review the Montreal Police Department's annual report at a public meeting. Last week, the police force removed 16 officers from patrol, including two who were suspended and under criminal investigation over racist and discriminatory allegations. On Saturday, Quebec's domestic security minister appointed a lawyer as an independent observer. While Montreal's mayor called for a public inquiry, the Quebec premier said she is open but wants the investigation completed first. And a small town west of Montreal decided to officially recognize trees as living beings with rights of their own. The resolution adopted by Terrace Foudreau, June 9th, said trees deserve protection and have the right to live, grow, and regenerate. According to the mayor, the community was inspired to act after viewing a film by Quebec filmmaker Andre Des Rochers. The decision means the town will likely have to consider the impact of trees when they write bylaws or make decisions. Light 1067 Sports. Blue Jays game was rained out yesterday. They lost one and won one this weekend and start up a series back home tonight against Houston at 7. World Cup soccer yesterday. Egypt beat New Zealand. Spain blanked Saudi Arabia. Belgium and Iran tied at 0. Uruguay and Cape Verde tied 2-2. Among the games today, Argentina plays Austria at 1. France plays Iraq at 5. It's Norway and Senegal at 8. Jordan plays Algeria at 11. Canada plays Switzerland on Wednesday. Light 1067 weather, mostly sunshine this afternoon. A slight chance of showers, but a humid X feeling in the upper 20s. Showers, chance with thunderstorms tonight, a low of 14. We've got a chance of showers in the afternoon tomorrow, a mix of sun and cloud along with that, and a humidex feeling 26. Right now, it's 16 degrees. From the Light 1067 News Center, I'm Stacey Englehart.