It's Thursday, June 11th. Good morning. Showers off and on, risk of a thunderstorm, but really muggy again today. 27 feeling 36 with the humidex already it feels 30. The dollar trading 71.53 cents US. I'm Stacey Englehart. Quebec's police watchdog said two people have died after their vehicle went into the water during an attempted police interception in Coteau du Lac. The Bureau des Anquetes independent said the crash happened just after 1:00 in the morning when police spotted a vehicle whose owner was in breach of conditions. Police say officers tried to intercept the vehicle. The driver lost control, went into the water. Two people were pulled from the vehicle and declared dead. Protesters on Parliament Hill yesterday rallied against the Aalto Rail project. Farmers and rural residents who live along the proposed corridor say a rail line stretching from Quebec City through Toronto would run through their land or disrupt property access. The transport minister told reporters the government would proceed with great sensitivity and respect for farmers and will consult with communities. Construction on the first stretch is expected in three years. Online safety legislation tabled by the government yesterday is being praised by medical professionals. The head of the Canadian Medical Association said it's unacceptable for foreign-owned platforms to get rich off the expense of mental health and privacy and safety of children. Bill C-34 would force social media to block access for kids under 16 while regulating companies behind AI chatbots. And straight out of bizarro world, the Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said he doesn't believe the Canadian economy is in a recession despite actual facts. And if you want to follow the money, the uber wealthy businessman used to work for a bank before resigning to take on the central bank job, so there's a good chance he will not be opposing the big banks anytime soon. Light 1067 sports, NBA playoff finals. New York beat San Antonio 107-106. The Knicks have a 3-1 series lead. In the WNBA, the Toronto Tempo beat Connecticut 106-102. Baseball yesterday, the Jays lost to the Phillies 7-4, losing 2 out of 3. They're off tonight, start up a weekend series tomorrow against the Yankees. NHL final continues tonight. Vegas is in Carolina at 8. That series tied at 2. World Cup soccer gets underway today in Mexico. Canada plays Bosnia-Herzegovina tomorrow at 3 in Toronto. And Canadian elite basketball Montreal beat Brampton 105-92. Light 1067 weather. Chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. A humidex of 36. Slight chance of showers tonight. Low 21. Looks like showers, thunderstorms possible tomorrow. A humidex close to 40. Right now, 22 feels 30 with the humidex. From the Light 1067 News Center, I'm Stacey Englehart.